Request for Repeated Long-Term Stability Testing of Biocidal Products (2026 Update) As announced on April 9, 2026, long-term stability tests that form the basis of biocidal product authorizations are now
Chemical Assessment Specialist (CAS / KDU) Training 2026: May Registrations Now Open KDU Training 2026 May registrations are now open! This comprehensive program offers a unique opportunity for professionals who
Proper Positioning of Only Representative and Registration Obligations in the KKDIK 2026 Process Why Is the KKDIK 2026 Process Critical? The KKDIK 2026 Only Representative process is of critical importance
KKDİK 2026 Temporary Registration and Full Registration Guide Following the announcement from the Ministry on March 6, 2026, companies need to clarify their registration strategies without delay as part of
ECHA Risk Assessment Committee Adopts Opinion on PFAS Restriction Proposal The European Chemicals Agency (ECHA) announced on 3 March 2026 that its Risk Assessment Committee (RAC) has adopted its scientific
One in Five Hazardous Mixtures Not Notified to Poison Centres: ECHA Enforcement Findings The European Chemicals Agency (ECHA) Forum pilot enforcement project has revealed significant gaps in compliance with poison
ECHA Enforcement Project: 19% of Hazardous Mixtures Not Notified to Poison Centres The European Chemicals Agency (ECHA) has published the results of its pilot enforcement project under reference ECHA/NR/26/08, revealing
ECHA Renews Its Organisational Structure to Support Its Expanding Mandate (2026) ECHA Updates Its Organisational Structure The European Chemicals Agency (ECHA) has announced a renewed organisational structure to better manage
Regulation on Non-Active Substance Biocidal Products and Technical File Requirements In order to protect public health and prevent potential harm to the environment, the Regulation on Non-Active Substance Biocidal Products
ECHA Consults on Recommending Four Substances for REACH Authorisation The European Chemicals Agency (ECHA) has launched a public consultation on its draft recommendation to include four substances in the REACH
