In the European Union, it is essential that toys are safe for children and that all possible risks are minimized.
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Solution for consumers and the environment: a common charger in the EU for all electronic devices
The European Commission(EC) proposed a revision of the Radio Equipment Directive 2014/53/EU in order to introduce a common charger for electronic devices and reduce waste. Read more!
Restriction of the use of hazardous substances in electronics: what is next?
The European Union restricts hazardous substances in electrical and electronic equipment. Do you want to find out which substances? Visit our page!
Transition to non-animal testing methods: plans and actions in the EU
The Directive 2010/63/EU on the protection of animals used for scientific purposes aims to replace, reduce, and refine the use of animals used for scientific purposes
EU Circular economy: how to address the problem of increasing electrical and electronic waste
Within the model of the EU circular economy, the economic operators have to comply with the WEEE Directive. Discover all the details in our article!
The CJEU states the mandatory nature of ISO standards in filter cigarettes’ case
The Court Justice of the European Union has published a judgment regarding a case of filter cigarettes. Discover more about the dispute and the final decision of the court!
Call for change: safer, healthier toys in the European Union
The European Parliament has called for stronger regulations to guarantee that all toys marketed in the European Union are safe for children. Discover all the details!
Shortage of medical and protective equipment: EU strategies to prevent market disruptions
The elimination of barriers and the introduction of free movement of goods, services, and people across the Member States have granted a more dynamic business environment. To learn about the consequences of these new changes visit our page!
Restriction on microplastics: the ECHA’s proposal
Useful information on microplastics and their correct use and disposal according to the ECHA. Read more on this topic on our webpage.
Toys containing aqueous media: New Revision of Protocol on Microbiological Safety
This protocol provides a specification of the microbiological requirements on toys covered by its scope and since there are no particular microbiological requirements for toys, the Notified Body toys group elaborated a protocol on the basis of the requirements for cosmetic products. Read more..