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On December 13, 2010, the European Chemicals Agency (ECHA) Risk Assessment Committee (RAC) approved two key proposals related to the Harmonized Classification and Labeling (HCL) for substances used across the EU. These decisions mark an important step in improving chemical safety standards and ensuring consistent risk communication among member states.
The first proposal, submitted by Sweden, aims to classify hexabromocyclododecane (HBCDD) as a reproductive toxin that may harm unborn or nursing infants. Currently, HBCDD lacks a unified classification at the EU level. This flame retardant is widely used in polymer and textile industries, often in formulations either alone or combined with other chemicals. Its potential health risks have raised concerns, prompting calls for stricter regulatory measures.
The second proposal, put forward by the United Kingdom, seeks to classify leucomalachite green as both carcinogenic and mutagenic. This compound is primarily used in laboratory settings for staining cells, but it remains unclassified under EU regulations. The RAC’s decision reflects growing awareness of the long-term health impacts associated with such substances, even when their use is limited to controlled environments.
In addition to these two proposals, five other substances have been added to the RAC's review agenda. These include metazachlor, flufenoxuron, polyhexamethylene biguanide (PHMB), chloroform, and 4-tert-butylbenzoid acid. Each of these substances is under scrutiny for potential hazards, and further assessments are expected to shape future regulatory actions.
The RAC also announced plans to develop a review schedule aimed at streamlining the authorization application process and ensuring consistency in template checks. This initiative is designed to enhance transparency and efficiency in chemical regulation across the EU, helping to align national practices with EU-wide standards.
With ongoing efforts to strengthen chemical safety, the RAC’s recent decisions underscore the importance of continuous monitoring and improvement in risk assessment frameworks. As more substances are evaluated, the EU moves closer to a more robust and unified approach to chemical management.