Chemtrust.org Website Review

survey of councils finds that uk shoppers aren’t properly protected from illegal levels of hazardous chemicals in the products they buy. resources to protect the uk public from hidden chemicals in consumer products are shockingly low, according to new data obtained through for hazardous chemicals in the past five years, how many products were tested, and how many of those were found to breach legal limits phthalates are a well-known problematic group of chemicals for human health, which is why some of the uses of certain phthalates in toys and other children’s products are partly restricted in the eu. however, this does not mean that ad*lts and children are not exposed to them from other sources. they have a wide variety of uses and are found in everyday consumer products such as, plastic packaging a joint customs and market surveillance operation by four eu countries has found that of 104 samples of toys it checked, more than a third disruption of  reproductive organ development in boys. however, two recent studies have found that exposure to these chemicals in the womb can have an impact on the language development of children and the early onset of female puberty. out the framework for a future relationship between the eu and the uk. the declaration, which will guide negotiations following the uk’s to reach since negotiations commenced two years ago. the uk government has already called for as*ociate membership of echa, in a speech by it has already taken many years of debate for the eu to agree on criteria for identifying endocrine disrupting pesticides and biocides chemicals (edcs) from various other sources, including from food contact materials, cosmetics and toys are leading to concerns about strategy to minimise exposures of eu citizens to endocrine disrupters beyond pesticides and biocides’ today, the eu commission published the communication `towards a comprehensive eu framework on endocrine disrupters up a new process of consultation by starting a ‘refit’ regulatory fitness check of eu laws relating to edcs. it does not contain any