Proceedings FEICA Food Contact Seminar "Safe Adhesives for Safe Food" on 28 September 2017
"Mineral oil hydrocarbons- toxicological and regulatory background" by Anna Hedelin, Senior Staff Researcher Toxicology, Nynas.
Proceedings FEICA Food Contact Seminar "Safe Adhesives for Safe Food" on 28 September 2017
"Mineral oil hydrocarbons in adhesives" by Monika Toenniessen, Regional Product Safety & Regulatory Affairs Manager Europe, Henkel.
Proceedings FEICA Food Contact Seminar "Safe Adhesives for Safe Food" on 28 September 2017.
"Testing mineral oil and synthetic hydrocarbon from adhesives into food", by Martin Lommatzsch, Analytical Chemist and Entrepreneur, Laboratory Lommatzsch.
Proceedings FEICA Food Contact Seminar "Safe Adhesives for Safe Food" on 28 September 2017
"FEICA guidance and recommendations to the industry" by Jana Cohrs, Regulatory Affairs Manager, FEICA.
In addition to FEICA's previous contribution (6 June 2017) to the public consultation of the diisocyanate restriction, FEICA points out that the exemption part of the restriction will be an essential part of this regulation.
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A solid regulatory framework is of greatest importance for the economic activities of manufacturers of construction products, such as adhesives and sealants.
Polyurethane (PU) Chart: ANNEX to Position Paper "FEICA input to the Restriction on the use of Diisocyanates".
FEICA Answers: ANNEX to Position Paper "FEICA input to the Restriction on the use of Diisocyanates".
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FEICA Position Paper regarding FEICA's input to the Restriction on the use of Diisocyanates. This document shares the information that FEICA has submitted to ECHA.
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FEICA Supporting Paper on consumer habits related to Specific Consumers Exposure Determinants (SCEDs) under REACH
The FEICA SCEDs cover a full range of consumer habits, in terms of use frequency, duration and amount of adhesive or sealant product used. They are based on information about the identification of habits and practices originally developed under the scope of the ConsExpo project (RIVM 2007) and further complemented with company data plus a recent FEICA survey on consumer habits.
The present summary covers the results of the survey, conducted between November 2014 and January 2015 covering 3 countries in Western, Southern, and Northern Europe, with representative respondents.