UK chemical regulation needs a plan B for ‘no deal’
This post is by Lord Teverson, chair of the House of Lords EU Energy and Environment Sub-Committee
Virtually every product we use in our day-to-day lives is made from chemicals, so it’s vital that they’re made in a way that protects both environmental and human health. At the moment that process is managed by the EU chemical regulation, REACH, which combines legislation with an EU database, an EU regulator and the EU single market to create a system that keeps us all safe.
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