Articles tagged with: Animal Testing
Animal experiments – how many times do we have to say enough is enough? Partner Content
06 Sep Tech & Research
Animal experiments – how many times do we have to say enough is enough?
For a record second time, citizens have overwhelmingly told the European Commission that they want an end to animal experiments in the EU.
REACH revision: Better chemical safety for a Toxic-free environment Partner Content
08 Jun Industry & Finance
REACH revision: Better chemical safety for a Toxic-free environment
Marking the 15th anniversary of the introduction of the EU's REACH Regulation on chemical safety, EU policy makers and experts warn the current regulation is falling short of protecting consumers from the harmful effects of chemicals.
NAMs: Supporting innovation for rigorous management of chemicals and a healthier environment Partner Content
07 Apr Tech & Research
NAMs: Supporting innovation for rigorous management of chemicals and a healthier environment
The recently published Commission consultation on REACH includes biased questions. With ‘New Approach Methodologies’ filling important knowledge gaps, the EU must support these scientific innovations for the purpose of better regulation.
Delivering a toxic-free environment Partner Content
09 Nov Energy & Climate
Delivering a toxic-free environment
The EU’S upcoming REACH revision will not be complete without new approach methodologies (NAMs)
It's time for bold, decisive action from the EU to phase out testing on animals Partner Content
13 Sep Health
It's time for bold, decisive action from the EU to phase out testing on animals
We need an action plan, with high-level ownership within the Commission, to provide a much-needed impetus and help modernise medical research
The European Parliament must protect the animal testing ban on cosmetics Partner Content
03 May Agriculture & Food
The European Parliament must protect the animal testing ban on cosmetics
The European Chemical Agency (ECHA) must stop requesting animal testing on cosmetics ingredients and uphold the ban adopted by the European Union, writes Jeanne Laperrouze.