Norway Proposes To Ban Four Harmful Substances Such As Lead.

Recently, the Norway climate and environmental pollution administration (Klif) proposed a draft to prevent the use of lead and other three harmful substances in consumer goods in order to protect the safety and health of consumers and reduce the hazards of chemicals.

　　 Norway The Bureau of climate and environmental pollution wants to ban the following four substances: lead, medium chain chlorinated paraffin, pentachlorophenol and perfluorooctanoic acid (PFOA). These four substances often exist in crayons, toys, paints, carpets, plastics, textiles and other products.

The draft is also a reduction. Consumer products Part of the action on health and environmental hazards. Klif hopes to protect consumers' health and human living environment by issuing a ban on products containing these four substances or implementing stricter production, import, export and sales.

It is reported that Norway and the European Union have already issued a ban on some substances harmful to human health and the environment, and have adopted strict supervision policies. However, there are new chemicals in the global market every day. There are countless chemicals that every day people breathe from air to food. There are still many substances that are not regulated.

The Department of climate and environmental pollution has carried out a comprehensive assessment of the four substances prohibited in consumer goods and submitted them to the Ministry of environment. The Ministry of environment will consider the motion. If the climate and environmental pollution agency's proposal is approved, it will become more than the European Union. clause More stringent national provisions.