Articles Tagged with ''regulation/legislation''

The senate has introduced a bill that will reauthorize one of the most successful chemical security programs in the United States for the next five years.

In a series of bipartisan votes, the U.S. House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee approved bills that will help remove barriers in the supply chain.

One of the most successful chemical security programs is set to expire in July without congressional action.

CEO and President of NACD releases a statement in support of safety reforms to the freight rail industry.

After an in-depth summary of different catalyst processes for organosilane chemistries, catalyst evaluations of three organosilane chemistries is presented to address tin catalyst environmental and toxicity issues.

The proposal bans the chemical from all consumer use but allows for critical military and some manufacturing and processing uses with strict workplace safety requirements.

RadTech has hired an analytical scientist with broad experience in global regulatory affairs, analytical laboratory services and operations, food packaging materials testing, and product stewardship.

In response to regulatory change requirements and industry demand for safer assembly solutions, Henkel has exchanged certain raw materials in selected products in its LOCTITE range of instant adhesives.

DUCC is a joint platform of 11 European associations representing downstream users, ranging from adhesives and sealants to construction chemicals, cosmetics and detergents, aerosols, paints, inks, toners, pressroom chemicals, fragrances, lubricants, crop protection, and chemical distributors industries.

Sustainable development is of great significance in the construction industry as architects and green procurement bodies are increasingly demanding products that meet international sustainability standards.