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The European Commission amends flame retardant and BPA limits in the Toy Directive.

  • 2014-07-03

On June 20, the European Commission added a limit of 5 mg/kg to the Toy Directive for the flame retardants TCEP, TDCP, and TCPP in toys. The EU Toy Safety Committee had already unanimously adopted limits for flame retardants in February 2014, with 5 mg/kg being the lowest detectable level for these substances. TCEP, a phosphate ester used in polymers, is a harmful substance with reproductive toxicity and carcinogenicity. According to an EU industry report, EU toy manufacturers have stopped adding TCEP as a flame retardant to toys. However, some NGOs, concerned about the potential continued exposure of children to harmful imported products, have requested "adequate control" over toys entering the EU market. On June 25, the European Commission also revised the migration limit for bisphenol A (BPA) in Annex II of the EU Toy Directive to 0.1 mg/L to protect children from the negative effects of harmful substances. This BPA restriction will come into effect on December 21, 2015. Source: Chemical Watch (2014-06-20) (Compiled by PIDC)

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