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EU: New Toy Safety Regulation adopted by the Council

EU: New Toy Safety Regulation adopted by the Council   The Council has recently given its final approval to the new Toy Safety Regulation, marking a significant update to EU toy safety rules. The new legislation strengthens existing safety standards, enhances protection against harmful chemicals, and introduces digital product passports (DPPs) to improve enforcement and...

Vietnam: Proposal for a new national technical regulation for alcoholic beverages

Vietnam: Proposal for a new national technical regulation for alcoholic beverages   MoIT Holds Consultation on Developing National Technical Regulation for Alcoholic Beverages On October 3, the Ministry of Industry and Trade (MoIT) held a consultation, chaired by Deputy Minister Truong Thanh Hoai, to discuss the development of a new national technical regulation on alcoholic...

Macao: New regulation for Mercury-added products under the Minamata Convention

Macao: New regulation for Mercury-added products under the Minamata Convention   Macao has published a Chief Executive’s Decision No. 109/2025 which prohibits the import, export and transhipment of mercury-added products listed in the Minamata Convention on Mercury and its amendments. The following product categories are affected: Batteries and accumulators Switches and relays Compact fluorescent lamps...

Senegal: Harmonization of compliance and certification activities within the West African Economic and Monetary Union

Senegal: Harmonization of compliance and certification activities within the West African Economic and Monetary Union   A new regulation was announced by Senegal: Regulation No. 03/2010/CM/UEMOA on the harmonization scheme for accreditation, certification, standardization and metrology activities in the West African Economic and Monetary Union (UEMOA). UEMOA member states are Benin, Burkina Faso, Côte d’Ivoire,...

EU: Reform of the EU chemicals law paused

EU: Reform of the EU chemicals law paused   The Council of the European Union has given its approval to the so-called “stop-the-clock” mechanism on chemicals, a measure intended to provide businesses with greater legal certainty. On the previous day, representatives of the member states endorsed the Council’s stance on one of the European Commission’s...

Singapore: New regulated mercury-added products

Singapore: New regulated mercury-added products   Singapore is a Party to the Minamata Convention. At the fifth Conference of Parties (COP-5) to the Minamata Convention in October 2023, 6 new mercury-added products were approved by the Parties for phasing out by 1 January 2027 (4 products) and 1 January 2028 (2 products). Singapore is proposing...

Taiwan: New list of PFAS substances subject to approval

Taiwan: New list of PFAS substances subject to approval   The Ministry of Environment announced the draft of “List of Per- and Polyfluoroalkyl Substances and Related Management Measures” on 5 August 2025. It contains PFAS substances subject to a planned approval. Per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) are considered potential threats to the environment and human...

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