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NGO · Belgium
Declared costs: not declared · in the register since 2020
Consumer organization · Belgium
Declared costs: not declared · in the register since 2008
Revision of EU rules on food contact materials · EU Chemicals Strategy for sustainability - Revision of the Cosmetic Products Regulation
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Kom op tegen Kanker · filed 22 Jan 2021 · source
This revision of EU rules on food contact materials is as an important step in the prevention of cancer and possibly treatment efficacy of cancer. In addition to the already mentioned specific groups more sensitive to the effects of certain substances, we would like to draw the attention to cancer patients receiving treatment. Some data show that resistance to treatment may be caused by endocrine disruptors.
BEUC - The European Consumer Organisation · filed 28 Jan 2021 · source
The current EU food contact material (FCM) regime fails to adequately safeguard consumer health and interests, as rightly outlined in the inception impact assessment (IIA) – see further bit.ly/3oSXHiy. As such, BEUC welcomes the Commission’s initial proposals to better protect consumers, building on the European Green Deal objectives.
Kom op tegen Kanker · filed 29 Oct 2021 · source
Kom op tegen Kanker, a Belgian NGO active in the field of cancer prevention, treatment and care, welcomes the initiative of the European Commission to improve the efficiency and effectiveness of the current rules on cosmetic products.
BEUC - The European Consumer Organisation · filed 29 Oct 2021 · source
The Cosmetic Products Regulation (CPR) plays a vital role in protecting consumers against chemical risks; still, the CPR suffers from major shortcomings, as correctly outlined in the Inception Impact Assessment (IIA). Thus, BEUC welcomes the Commission’s intention to revise the CPR to achieve the goals of the Chemicals Strategy for Sustainability (CSS).
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