• EuMBC

    represents and defends the interests of the European compounds and masterbatch producers vis-à-vis the European institutions and other professional organisations.

  • EuMBC

    represents and defends the interests of the European compounds and masterbatch producers vis-à-vis the European institutions and other professional organisations.

  • EuMBC

    represents and defends the interests of the European compounds and masterbatch producers vis-à-vis the European institutions and other professional organisations.

News

EuMBC & EuPC have participated in the workshop on the Generic Approach to the Risk Management of Harmful Chemicals: Impact Assessment

21.03.2022

Launched under the Chemicals Strategy for Sustainability (CSS),&

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EuMBC & EuPC contribute to Commission’s call for evidence on unintentionally released Microplastics

14.02.2022

The European Commission has issued a call for evidence for its initiative to reduce the presence of microplastics unintentionally released into the environment.

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TiO2 classification and labelling

12.01.2022

The classification of certain forms of titanium dioxide (TiO2) as suspected carcinogens by inhalation was published on 18 February 2020: more specifically, the hazard class Carc. 2 was assigned with the hazard statement H351. At the same time, as of 1 October 2021 specific requirements apply for the classification of mixtures as well as the labelling of certain mixtures containing TiO2 with defined EUH statements.

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EuMBC Public Conference on 3 May 2022 & EuMBC internal meetings on 4 May 2022

02.12.2021

EuMBC, the European Masterbatchers and Compounders association, invites you to its 2022 Conference on 3 May 2022.

Expert speakers will give you the latest insights on EU regulatory and industry developments for Masterbatchers & Compounders.

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PFAS restriction

30.11.2021

The authorities of five EU/EEA Member States (NL, DE, SE, DK and NO) are currently preparing a joint REACH restriction proposal on the manufacture and use of a wide range of per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS). This restriction proposal, expected to be submitted to the European Chemical Agency (ECHA) on 15 July 2022, aims to enter into force in 2025.

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