Prohibition of some toxic substances, 2022 Canada Gazette, Part I, Block 156, Number 20
Proposed prohibition regulations on some toxic substances were published on 2022Canada gazette, Part I, Khand. 156, number 20, Opened for the 75-day public comment period on 14 May, 2022 and 28 July 2022.
Rules include a list of restricted toxins and authorized activities related to them.
- Restricted substances include examples such as hexaclorobenzene, polychlorinated bifinail and perfluucanoic acid.
- Authorized activities may include the use, sale or import of certain products in specific circumstances.
- Rules permits permits fixed dates for applications, terms for authorized activities and requirements for labeling and disposal.
Schedule 1 - prohibited toxins and authorized activities
- Schedule 1 of the regulations provides a detailed list of fixed toxins, authorized activities, conditions and fixed dates for permit applications.
- It contains a wide range of substances, including polybrominated bifinails, chlorinated alcines, and various perfluinated compounds.
- The schedule specifies the conditions for each authorized activity and prepares the outline of the timeline for compliance.
Schedule 2 - Information required for laboratory use
- Schedule to regulations relates to the necessary information related to the use of some toxins as analysis, scientific research or laboratory analytical standards in laboratories.
- This includes information about the laboratory, used toxins, estimated duration of use, quantity used, proposed and actual use and concentration of toxins in products.
Schedule 3 - accidental attendance
- Schedule 3 addresses the accidental presence of some toxic substances.
- It determines the limit for the total concentrations of specific substances that may be present in manufactured objects or products.
- This schedule helps manage and control the unexpected presence of toxins.
Schedule 4 - Information required for permit application
- Schedule 4 presents the required information outline in the application for renewal of a permit or permit.
- This includes details about the applicant, volume of toxins, proposed use, alternative substances, environmental protection measures and implementation schemes.
Canada plays an important role in the protection of some toxins published in Gazette, Part I, section 156, number 20, 2022, human health and environment protection.
By restricting and controlling the use of toxins, these rules contribute to a clean and safe Canada.
Compliance of these rules is necessary for organizations and individuals involved in activities related to listed toxins.
As the manufacturer of articles, where is the difference from the European Union?
- Decloren Plusfutnote (DP): 1,4: 7,10-demythenodibenzo [a, e] cyclactin, 1,2,3,7,7,8,9,9,10,13,13,14,14,14 -14-dodakcloro-1, 4,4A, 5,6,6A, 7,10,10A, 11,12,12A- Dodecahydro-, whose molecular formula is C18h12CL12
- Dekabromeodifenilfutnote ethane (DBDPE): benzene, 1,1 ′-(1,2-e-e-nedal) BIS [2,3,4,5,6- Pentbromo-, whose molecular formula is C14h4bR10
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