ECHA – Public consultation on microplastics restriction

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The European Chemicals Agency (ECHA) gives an update on a proposed restriction for placing on the market of intentionally-added microplastics. This proposal was submitted to ECHA’s scientific committees on 11 January 2019.

ECHA logo This webinar introduces the detail of the proposal and clarifies the objectives of the public consultation. ECHA experts answer questions on the proposal and how companies can prepare and submit comments under the consultation process.

The proposal is expected to prevent the release of 500,000 tonnes of microplastics over 20 years.

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Public consultation on the proposed restriction on the placing on the market of intentionally added microplastics – Mark Blainey, Peter Simpson, Evgenia Stoyanova – ECHA

Additional information on the proposed microplastics restrictions can be found on the ECHA website.

Original broadcast Date: 11th April 2019

Disclaimer & Legal Notice: http://echa.europa.eu/web/guest/legal-notice. This video is hosted on the ECHA website, which is free of charge and not exclusive. ECHA does not endorse or support the objectives or contents of any product or service, or of any scientific or administrative output of the information or text in the context of which this link is published.
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