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Mixture of different fluids
Global chemicals production is expected to double by 2030. Will the new EU Chemicals strategy for sustainability - Towards a toxic-free environment be effective for chemical mixtures?
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The EU Chemicals Strategy for Sustainability - focus on mixtures

Sustainability and environment

Join us in the morning of the 3rd December for a discussion about the new European chemicals strategy! We will have four speakers presenting their view and a common discussion afterward. Learn more about the strategy and how it can effect chemical mixtures. Take part in the discussion!

Seminar
Datum
3 dec 2020
Tid
08:30 - 10:00
Plats
Zoom (you will get the link in the confirmation of registration)
Kostnad
Free of charge
Sista anmälningsdag
3 december 2020

Medverkande
Urban Boije af Gennäs, Swedish Chemicals Agency, recently Seconded National Expert at the European Commission
Kristina Neimert Carne, Head of Chemicals Policy, IKEM – Innovation and Chemical Industries in Sweden
Dr. Anna Lennquist, Toxicology and substitution, CHEMSEC
Professor Thomas Backhaus, Risk management of chemical mixtures, FRAM Centre Director
Arrangör
The FRAM Centre for Future Chemical Risk Assessment and Management Strategies
Anmälan är stängd.

The EU already has sophisticated chemicals laws in place, but global chemicals production is expected to double by 2030. The already widespread use of chemicals will also increase, including in consumer products.

The European Commission published a chemicals strategy for sustainability on 14 October 2020. It is part of the EU’s zero pollution ambition, which is a key commitment of the European Green Deal. What does this mean for chemical mixtures? Is the new strategy effective?

In this webinar, we will hear representatives from different sectors giving their view of the new strategy. There will be short presentations to start with and about 30 minutes in the end for a common discussion.

Learn more about chemical mixtures at the FRAM Centre web.