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07 Mar 2025
ECHA Dose Setting Advice for DART: Walking the Tightrope of Welfare Limits and Advice Interpretation Leads to Variance in Outcome Between Labs
Poster PresentationSOT 64th Annual Meeting and ToxExpoOrlando - March 16-20 2025Abstract:The introduction of ECHA’s dose level setting advice for re...
07 Mar 2025
CCPD: A Potential Safer Alternative to 6PPD for Human Health
Poster PresentationSOT 64th Annual Meeting and ToxExpoOrlando - March 16-20 2025Abstract:Due to well publicised human health and environmental conce...
07 Mar 2025
CCPD: A Potential Safer Alternative to 6PPD for the Environment
Poster PresentationSOT 64th Annual Meeting and ToxExpoOrlando - March 16-20 2025Abstract:Due to well publicised environmental and human health conce...
12 questions PFAS manufacturers, importers and users should consider for continued market access, product viability and regulatory compliance in the...
18 Feb 2025
Stringent Environmental Risk Assessments for Generic Drugs
As part of the broader legislative reforms under the EU's pharmaceutical regulatory framework – changes relating to environmental risk assessments (...
A useful update on global PFAS regulations was hosted by the OECD on 28th January 2025 covering Australia, UK and POPs that follows on from the Dece...
Generic pesticides have traditionally played an essential role in the market, haven’t they? After the innovators are rewarded for their efforts in d...
17 Jan 2025
Unlocking EU & UK Market Access for Nanomaterials
As global interest in nanotechnology continues to grow, companies worldwide are looking towards the European and UK markets as critical destinations...
06 Jan 2025
Successful Submission of Reasoned Arguments for New Fungicide – Avoiding New Mammalian Testing
Blue Frog Scientific recently submitted a dossier for the approval of a new fungicidal active substance in the EU under Regulation (EC) 1107/2009. W...
We hear that PFAS are durable/persistent, chemically inert/hard to recycle amongst many other properties and characteristics that have made them ubi...