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Report

Summary report on Chemicals in Toys Policy in China

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UNEP
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March 2020
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China is one of the largest producers, exporters and consumers of toy products in the world. In order to ensure the quality and safety of toys, and to promote the development of toys industry, China implements a series of related laws, regulations and standards, with many authorities participate in the supervision and management of toys industry.However, there are still gaps between China and the European Union in terms of the limits of chemicals in toys and the management of new
Emerging Policy Issues: Chemicals in products
Topics: Chemicals in toys
https://saicmknowledge.org/index%2ephp/articles/2023-five-areas-target-through-resolve-determination-and-hope

2023: Five Areas to Target Through Resolve, Determination, and Hope

By Elena Kosolapova and Lynn Wagner, SDG Knowledge Hub

As expected, 2022 was a significant year

Event

https://saicmknowledge.org/index%2ephp/events/nineteenth-meeting-persistent-organic-pollutants-review-committee-poprc-19
Nineteenth Meeting of the Persistent Organic Pollutants Review Committee (POPRC-19)

The 19th meeting of the Persistent Organic Pollutants Review Committee (POPRC-19) of the Stockholm Convention is

Event

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Basel Convention COP16, Rotterdam Convention COP11, and Stockholm Convention COP11

The BRS Triple COP, comprising the 16th meeting of the COP to the Basel Convention, the

Factsheets and brochures

Using a value chain approach to reduce chemicals of concern

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SAICM
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October 2021
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Chemicals of concern (CoCs) contained in everyday products can have harmful impacts on human health and the environment. While chemical-related impacts can often occur during a product’s use or end-of-life, decisions influencing product ingredients are taken further upstream of the value chain. Action to address CoCs in products thus need to consider the entire value chain and impactful interventions need to be made at upstream stages to protect human health and the environment from chemical pollution. UNEP is working on
Emerging Policy Issues: Chemicals in products
Topics: Chemicals in electronics Chemicals in toys Chemicals in textiles Chemicals in building products
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Persistent organic pollutants (POPs) (22) Chemicals in toys (21)
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