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Basic info
Status | Intention |
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Details on the scope of restriction | Restriction on the placing on the market of disposable baby diapers containing the following chemical/chemical groups, such as PAHs, Formaldehyde, dioxins, furans, PCBs, ... |
Further substance information | Non exhaustive list additionally including formaldehyde, dioxins, furans, PCBs as well PAHs and other substances. |
Reason for restriction | The dossier submitters' starting point is the identification of substances of concern that may be present in disposable baby diapers. |
Intention timeline
Date of intention | 2019-10-09 |
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Expected date of submission | 2020-10-09 |
Latest update | 2020-01-15 |
Support information
Remarks | Stakeholders are requested to provide any information relevant to the Dossier Submitter during the Annex XV Restriction Dossier process, either in any call for evidence or separately during the process. This information will be used, amongst other issues, to determine if any derogations are required for the potential restriction as these cannot be proposed without adequate risk and socio-economic information. If a derogation is not proposed by the Dossier Submitter then it will be incumbent on the relevant stakeholders to do so during any public consultation process with a full risk and socio-economic justification accompanying it. |
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