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≡ menu about about chem trust our story our 10th anniversary our funders trustees chem trust team jobs contact us make a donation chem trust privacy policy our work publications policy submissions participation in policy processes talks & comment collaboration our work in the uk media coverage chem trust – twitter chemical problems phthalates bisphenol a (bpa) pfcs hormone disrupting chemicals faq pharmaceutical pollution chemicals and the consumer fracking health impacts blog: human health obesity and diabetes breast cancer pesticides and cancer male reproductive health neurological impairment immune system effects wildlife impacts blog: wildlife impacts wildlife publications mammals birds reptiles amphibians fish invertebrates chemicals policy eu-reach chemicals and the circular economy food contact materials brexit & chemicals eu-us trade (ttip) global-pops global-saicm how eu chemicals policy evolved links take action as a citizen as a consumer as a business/investor on fracking hazardous chemicals and plastic packaging: what are the concerns? by anna watson on july 19, 2018 plastic packaging in everyday products as chem trust reported in may a collaboration of academic scientists and ngos have been working together to identify the hazardous chemicals associated with plastic packaging. we reported that over 4000 chemicals have been identified that are potentially present in plastic packaging or used during its manufacture. at least 148 of these chemicals have been identified as hazardous to human health and/or the environment. this week the “ chemicals associated with plastic packaging database ” (cppdb) has been published .this database lists the chemicals that are likely to be used in the manufacturing of plastic packaging and could be present in final packaging articles like a shampoo bottle, a wrapping of a take-away sandwich or a plastic wrapping for a toy. [read more] share this: twitter facebook linkedin pocket email whatsapp endocrine disrupters: the delays continue, as the eu commission consults on a new edc framework by ninja reineke on july 18, 2018 the european union is currently relying on a 19 year old strategy for much of its work on endocrine (hormone) disrupting chemicals (edcs), chemicals that can disrupt the sensitive endocrine system of people and wildlife. the european commission is now consulting on a ‘roadmap’ “ towards a more comprehensive eu framework on endocrine disrupters” , which is part of the development of a renewed approach. in chem trust’s response we are calling for a stronger focus on policies to reduce exposures to edcs. [read more] share this: twitter facebook linkedin pocket email whatsapp uk government white paper on brexit includes a wish to stay in eu chemicals law, but are its commitments enough? by kate young on july 12, 2018 the uk government today published a white paper spelling out its brexit strategy and chem trust welcomes its reaffirmation that the uk will be seeking ‘active’ participation in the european chemicals agency (echa) and the linked reach chemicals regulatory system. the uk government’s proposals address two of the three preconditions that we believe will be necessary for the uk to have a chance of staying in reach, however we are very concerned that the third precondition, staying within the eu’s chemical-related laws, is missing. these other laws, for example covering water pollution, factory emissions and health and safety, are crucial to safe management of chemicals, and chem trust’s view is the the eu will not accept the uk’s request to stay in echa without them. [read more] share this: twitter facebook linkedin pocket email whatsapp use of endocrine disrupting chemical bps in thermal paper is increasing, but where’s the action? by michael warhurst on july 12, 2018 on march 27th chem trust published the “ toxic soup ” report, which examined how industry is being allowed to replace the well-known hormone disrupting chemical bisphenol a (bpa), with very similar chemicals that may also be harmful, for example bisphenol s (bps). the day before we had sent letters to the european chemicals agency (echa), the european food safety authority (efsa) and the european commission’s health commissioner vytenis andriukaitis, calling for accelerated regulatory action on the bisphenols group of chemicals. we have received replies to all three letters, and new research from echa has found that the amount of bps used in producing thermal paper is increasing rapidly. [read more] share this: twitter facebook linkedin pocket email whatsapp should the uk stay in the eu chemical agency post-brexit? latest from uk parliament, cefic and article 50 taskforce by kate young on june 21, 2018 in chem trust’s view the uk should aim to remain in the eu’s world-leading chemicals regulatory system reach and the eu chemicals agency echa, whatever the final outcome of brexit. the uk prime minister has spoken of ‘associate membership’ of echa, but it’s not yet clear what this means . the uk parliament has just finished a complex set of votes on a range of brexit-related issues, while the eu chemical industry trade association has also called for the uk to remain close to reach. however, the article 50 taskforce has dismissed the idea of the uk being part of reach while outside the eu single market…. [read more] share this: twitter facebook linkedin pocket email whatsapp eu takes first steps to restrict microplastics – what are the main issues? by julie schneider on may 30, 2018 in its plastics strategy , published in january this year, the eu commission announced it had tasked echa to collect background information and review the scientific basis for taking regulatory action at the eu level regarding intentionally added microplastics in products. [image: microplastic ingestion by zooplankton. environ. sci. technol., 2013, 47 (12), pp 6646–6655] chem trust has participated in the first step of the process by responding to echa’s call for evidence and information that closed on 11 may 2018. echa will review the evidence presented and then plans to submit a restriction proposal to the eu commission by mid-january 2019. the proposal will subsequently be discussed and amended by echa scientific committees before being submitted to public consultation later in 2019. [read more] share this: twitter facebook linkedin pocket email whatsapp hazardous chemicals in plastic packaging: an initial analysis by anna watson on may 21, 2018 chem trust has joined an important collaboration of ngos and academic scientists looking at the topical and crucial issue of hazardous chemicals in plastic packaging. as we all know, use of plastic packaging is increasing globally, causing environmental and human health concerns. in 2015 annual plastic production was 380mt, of which about 40 per cent was used in packaging, with the majority being used in food packaging. plastic packaging is a source of chemical exposure to consumers and workers, as chemicals used in the packaging can migrate into foods and the environment during manufacturing, use, disposal and recycling. it is therefore vital for us to know what chemicals are present in plastic packaging and what the associated risks are. [read more] share this: twitter facebook linkedin pocket email whatsapp companies putting public health at risk by replacing one harmful chemical with similar, potentially toxic, alternatives by anna watson on march 27, 2018 a new report “ from bpa to bpz: a toxic soup? how companies switch from a known hazardous chemical to one with similar properties, and how regulators could stop them ” , published today by chem trust, highlights how industry is being allowed to replace the well-known hormone disrupting chemical bisphenol a (bpa), with very similar chemicals that may also be harmful. bpa is a chemical that has been used in thermal paper till receipts, polycarbonate water bottles, and food can linings. it’s also a common contaminant of house dust. it w

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