2025-11-27 Reference source : Canadian government
Chemicals Management Plan CMP Flame Retardants Organophosphate Brominated Flame Retardants Section 64 of CEPA Section 71 Notice Human Health Assessment Risk Characterization
The Government of Canada has published new human health risk characterization documents and updated risk management scopes for key substances in the Flame Retardants Group, as part of ongoing assessments under the Chemicals Management Plan (CMP). The update was released on November 22, 2025, with notices appearing in the Canada Gazette, Part I (Vol. 161, No. 47).
Background
Three substances initially included in the Flame Retardants Group were later identified as low concern and assessed separately through the rapid screening process.
Focus on Ten Flame Retardants
The Flame Retardants Group comprises ten organophosphate and brominated flame retardants, which are divided into alkyl and aryl subgroups. Substances include:
New Findings for TPHP and TBOEP
On November 21, 2025, the government released the Human Health Risk Characterization Document for TPHP and TBOEP. The updated conclusion proposes that both substances may be harmful to human health at current exposure levels, building upon the draft assessment.
An updated Risk Management Scope outlining additional potential risk management actions for TPHP and TBOEP was also opened for a 60-day public comment period.
Screening Assessment Status
Timeline of Key Milestones
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