ECHA Endocrine Disruptor Expert Group Meets 22–24 April

NIA Staff
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ECHA's Endocrine Disruptor Expert Group holds its 34th meeting from 22 to 24 April 2026, focusing on the scientific and regulatory implementation of endocrine disruptor hazard identification under EU chemicals law, including the CLP Regulation. The outcomes are directly relevant to companies placing nano-enabled formulations, advanced materials and chemical-based technologies on the EU market — particularly where products involve functional additives, coatings, dispersants or other active substances that may face reassessment under the new CLP hazard classes.

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