#1
PFAS restriction update
01:36
#2
PFAS restriction: Risk Assessment Committee discussions and sector assessments
04:02
#3
PFAS manufacturing
06:24
#4
PFAS restriction: horizontal issues
08:43
#5
PFAS restriction: most important takeaways from Risk Assessment Committee discussions
10:24
#6
PFAS restriction: Socio-Economic Analysis Committee sector discussions
12:15
#7
PFAS restriction: Socio-Economic Analysis Committee next steps
16:26
#8
PFAS restriction: Socio-Economic Analysis Committee consultation: what is expected?
17:38
#9
Upcoming new tasks for the committees
21:54
#10
Overturn of the classification of titanium dioxide by the European Court of Justice
26:33
PFAS, titanium dioxide, and new tasks: September committee updates
In this episode of the Safer Chemicals Podcast, host Adam Elwan is joined by Roberto Scazzola, Chair of the Committee for Risk Assessment (RAC), and Maria Ottati, Chair of the Socio-Economic Analysis Committee (SEAC). Together, they unpack the latest updates from the recent committee meetings, with a special focus on the universal PFAS restriction proposal.
Listeners will hear about:
The finalisation and publication of the background document for the PFAS restriction, and what it means for stakeholders and the committee’s ongoing work.
Key sector discussions, including electronics, semiconductors, and manufacturing, and the latest on assessing emissions, alternatives, and stakeholder input.
The importance of “horizontal issues” that cut across all sectors, such as concentration limits and risk management measures.
Progress and timelines for both committees, including upcoming consultations and opportunities for stakeholder engagement.
New tasks on the horizon for RAC and SEAC, covering among others, packaging and packaging waste, toys, batteries, and end-of-life vehicles.
A special segment on the recent European Court of Justice ruling regarding classification of titanium dioxide, and its implications for scientific opinion-making.
The episode wraps up with an invitation for listeners to submit questions or topics for future episodes. If you have questions or topics you would like us to cover in our upcoming episodes, send them to us at video@echa.europa.eu.
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