The Toy Safety Directive sets out the safety requirements that toys must meet before they can be marketed in the EU. This initiative aims to protect children better against risks in toys, particularly from chemicals. It builds on work such as the chemicals strategy for sustainability, and on an evaluation of the current toy safety rules completed in 2020. At the same time, it aims to strengthen the Single Market for toys.
Download — EESK:s yttrande: Revision of the toy safety directive
The classification, labelling and packaging of chemicals regulation is the core piece of Union legislation for the hazard assessment of chemicals, stemming from the United Nations’ global standard (GHS), and sets out the hazard classification of chemicals and how to communicate those hazards to consumers and workers.
Download — EESK:s yttrande: Revision of the classification, labelling and packaging of chemicals regulation
Download — The implications of proposed chemicals legislation (REACH) on the competitiveness of other industrial sectors: regulatory and industrial change issues (information report)
