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| 1 | Food Contact Materials updates in EU 2020 | Regulatory Regions | gpcgateway.com | enicity / mutagenicity / reprotoxicity, bioaccumulation and endocrine disruptor properties were |
| 2 | Details of the PFAS restriction proposal published. | Regulatory Regions | gpcgateway.com | re concerning due to their persistence, bioaccumulation, and toxicity. The first option invo |
| 3 | South Korea consults on a draft amendment of Designation of Substances Subject to Intensive Control | Regulatory Regions | gpcgateway.com | ndocrine system disorders, persistence/bioaccumulation/toxicity, and high persistence/ high b |
| 4 | EPA Mandates Testing of "Forever Chemical" 6:2 Fluorotelomer Acrylate under National Testing Strategy | Regulatory Regions | gpcgateway.com | Tier 2.1 – required testing Bioaccumulation in Fish: Aqueous and Dietary Exposure ( |
| 5 | The European Commission plans to add new hazard categories under the CLP Regulation | Regulatory Regions | gpcgateway.com | tal toxicity, persistency, mobility and bioaccumulation. The Draft regulation would |
| 6 | Japan publishes the Schedule for Notifications of New Chemicals for 2023 | Regulatory Regions | gpcgateway.com | ated by, METI for their biodegradation, bioaccumulation and toxicity to humans and the environm |
| 7 | Japan announces 2023 schedule for low volume notification | Regulatory Regions | gpcgateway.com | t provide biodegradation studies and/or bioaccumulation studies to support their applications, |
| 8 | Japan Plans to Ban PFOA and PFOA-related Compounds | Regulatory Regions | gpcgateway.com | fied on the basis of their persistence, bioaccumulation, and toxicity upon continued exposure t |
| 9 | Japan includes three POPs to the Class I Specified Chemical Substances List | Regulatory Regions | gpcgateway.com | concerns due to their persistence, high bioaccumulation potential, and long-term toxicity. More |
| 10 | EPA Releases Draft TSCA Risk Evaluation for D4 (Updated) | Regulatory Regions | gpcgateway.com | he draft incorporates recent studies on bioaccumulation and biomagnification of D4. Studies sho |
| 11 | Singapore NEA Seeks Public Input on Proposed Control of POPs and Mercury-Added Products | Regulatory Regions | gpcgateway.com | characterised by their persistence and bioaccumulation in the environment. Moreover, long-chai |
| 12 | Japan Notifies WTO of Strict Measures Against PFHxS and its Derivatives | Regulatory Regions | gpcgateway.com | on-biodegradability, high potential for bioaccumulation, and chronic toxicity. The decision ali |
| 13 | Japan to revise Enforcement Order for Act on Chemical Substances Regulation | Regulatory Regions | gpcgateway.com | arising from the non-biodegradability, bioaccumulation potential and chronic toxicity of PFOA |
| 14 | Progress on the EU PFAS Restriction Proposal: ECHA Provides Key Updates | Regulatory Regions | gpcgateway.com | chemicals known for their persistence, bioaccumulation and potential toxic effects. The propos |
| 15 | New International Proposal Targets Hazardous Chemicals in Plastics to Fight Pollution | Regulatory Regions | gpcgateway.com | properties. Additionally, persistence, bioaccumulation, and environmental toxicity are key fac |
| 16 | EPA Proposes High Priority Substance Designations under the Toxic Substances Control Act TSCA | Regulatory Regions | gpcgateway.com | ng their hazard potential, persistence, bioaccumulation, exposure risks, proximity to drinking |
| 17 | Japan to add methoxychlor dechlorane plus and UV-328 to the Export Trade Control Order | Regulatory Regions | gpcgateway.com | al Substances have a high potential for bioaccumulation, persistence, and long-term toxicity to |
| 18 | Taiwan Proposes to Ban Methoxychlor in Environmental Pesticides | Regulatory Regions | gpcgateway.com | On October 14, 2025, the Environmental Protection Administration (EPA) of Taiwan proposed an amendment to the List of Prohibited Ingredients and Testing Methods for Environmental Pesticides, adding Methoxychlor (CAS No. 72-43-5) as a newly banned sub |
| 19 | Japan to add methoxychlor dechlorane plus and UV-328 to the Export Trade Control Order | Regulatory Regions | gpcgateway.com | al Substances have a high potential for bioaccumulation, persistence, and long-term toxicity to |
| 20 | Canada Adds Chlorhexidine and Its Salts to Part 2 of CEPA’s Schedule 1 | Regulatory Regions | gpcgateway.com | cularly sensitive. Although its bioaccumulation potential is low, the substance remains |