Keyword: Bisphenol A

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Roquette Commissions Isosorbide Plant

10.04.2015 - French family-owned group Roquette has started up a second production plant for its plant-based material, isosorbide. Roquette said the facility in Lestrem, Pas-de-Calais, is the...

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Roquette Launches World's Largest Isosorbide Production Unit

09.04.2015 - Roquette, the world's No. 5 starch producer, announced the launch of a new 20,000 tons/year industrial unit for the production of isosorbide at its site in Lestrem, Pas-de-Calais...

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CEPSA Chemical to Use Honeywell's UOP Technology

29.10.2014 - UOP, a Honeywell company, announced today that Shanghai-based CEPSA Chemical will use UOP's Phenol process technology to produce high quality phenol and by-product acetone, key...

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Sweden Threatens to Sue EU Over Endocrine Disruptor Inaction

28.05.2014 - Sweden's environment ministry is threatening to sue the European Commission in the European Court of Justice over alleged foot-dragging on endocrine disruptors. Environment...

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EFSA Recommends Lower Daily Intake for BPA

23.01.2014 - Midway through a public consultation on bisphenol A (BPA), the European Food Safety Agency said on 17 Jan. it has identified "likely adverse effects" of the chemical on the liver...

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France Seeks Reclassification of BPA Under REACH

10.09.2013 - France is seeking to amend the harmonized classification and labelling (CLH) of bisphenol A (BPA) under REACH to reflect its own planned stricter standards for the controversial...

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US FDA Denies Petition to Ban BPA

04.04.2012 - U.S. health regulators denied a request to ban a chemical used in water bottles, soup cans and other food and drink packaging, saying there is not enough scientific evidence it may...

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Bisphenol A: FDA To Decide On Chemical Used In Food Packaging

09.12.2011 - The U.S. Food and Drug Administration will decide by March 31 whether to ban a chemical used in water bottles, soup cans and other food and drink packaging that may cause harm to...