2024-10-11 Reference source : Auxilife
BPR Consultation HSE Great Britain
The Health and Safety Executive (HSE), the UK's regulatory body for biocidal goods under the GB Biocidal Product Regulation (GB BPR), is conducting a public survey to gather data on the use of biocidal agents in the treatment of the deceased.. The Product Type (PT22) of the GB BPR covers 'embalming and taxidermist fluids – products used for the cleaning and preservation of human or animal corpses, or parts thereof'. The survey runs until 8 December 2024.
Understanding how biocides are used in many areas of society helps the HSE to make prompt decisions and establish priorities. Following industry input, the HSE would want to gather more information from professionals and businesses involved in embalming and other related procedures such as the preservation of tissue samples for research and/or educational purposes.
Survey on Embalming and Preservation Products
The HSE is particularly interested in input on the most commonly used chemicals and goods, as well as their availability. The survey's insights will enable the HSE to continue to develop policies that take into account the industries to which they apply. The target audience is professionals and enterprises involved in embalming, taxidermy, and tissue preservation.
The information collected will assist the HSE to make informed decisions and establishing priorities for the regulation of biocidal goods in the UK. Understanding the industry's particular demands and practices will enable the HSE to establish regulations that effectively address the safety and environmental problems associated with these substances.
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