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Amendment BPR for Data Protection: Extension Enters into Force
On 15 June 2026, Regulation (EU) 2026/1165 entered into force, amending the Biocidal Products Regulation (BPR) and extending data protection for certain active substance dossiers until 31 December 2030. The amendment addresses a long-standing concern arising from delays in the Review Programme for existing active substances and restores protection that had expired at the end of 2025.
Jul 13 min read
Urban Wastewater Treatment Directive (UWWTD 2): Anticipating a new framework for obligations and pollutant treatment in Europe
On 27 November 2024, the European Union reached a landmark milestone with the adoption of Directive (EU) 2024/3019 on urban wastewater treatment. This text, which lays down minimum requirements for the collection, treatment and monitoring of urban wastewater, is the result of a comprehensive recast of the 1991 directive.
Jun 236 min read
Fragrance Diffusers: What Are the Chemical Safety and Regulatory Compliance Challenges?
Fragrance diffusers, often perceived as wellness or decorative products, are becoming increasingly common in homes: reed diffusers, electric diffusers (plug-in, nebulisers, ultrasonic devices, etc.), sprays, stone diffusers, candles, and more. Their promise is simple: to create a pleasant and relaxing olfactory atmosphere.
Jun 165 min read
Understanding Chemical Risk Assessment: Exposure and Product Safety
Un produit peut contenir une substance dangereuse sans nécessairement présenter un risque inacceptable, à condition que l’exposition de l’utilisateur reste maîtrisée. À l’inverse, une faible concentration apparente ne suffit pas toujours à garantir la sécurité. Tout dépend de la toxicité de la substance, de la manière dont elle est libérée, et des conditions réelles d’utilisation.
Jun 115 min read
Food Supplements in the EU: Regulatory Framework and Compliance
Les compléments alimentaires en Europe sont encadrés par un cadre réglementaire combinant règles européennes et dispositions nationales. Leur définition repose sur trois critères : nature (vitamines, minéraux, plantes…), objectif de compléter le régime alimentaire, et forme de présentation (gélules, comprimés, ampoules…).
Jun 102 min read
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