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The Harmonised Classification and Labelling (CLH) proposal to classify 7-hydroxycitronellal (HCA, CAS No. 107-75-5) as a Reproductive Toxicant Category 2 (Repr. 2) has been withdrawn. As a result, the proposal will not move forward at this stage.
In parallel, CARACAL – the Competent Authorities for REACH and CLP – has begun discussions on the draft 25th Adaptation to Technical Progress (ATP) to the EU Classification, Labelling and Packaging (CLP) Regulation. The draft ATP is based on RAC opinions adopted in 2025, as well as one opinion adopted in 2026 concerning a cosmetic ingredient. The current proposal includes both the bourgeonal and cyclamal groups with a proposed Reproductive Toxicity Category 1B (Repr. 1B) classification.
An ad hoc virtual CARACAL meeting has been scheduled for 18 March 2026 to continue discussions on the draft 25th ATP.
11 五月 2026
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IFRA APAC contributes to RAIN Asia Working Group discussions on emerging chemical regulations
Representing IFRA, Dr. Caroline Li participated in a recent meeting of the RAIN Asia Working Group, a platform bringing together leading international chemical industry associations, including the American chemistry Council (ACC), chemical industry association of Canada, CEFIC, SCIC ( Singapore chemical industry Council), among others, to discuss regulatory developments across Asia.The meeting focused on recent developments in chemical regulations and the associated challenges facing the industry and global value chains. Particular attention was given to the implementation of new chemical regulations in Asia Pacific countries including Vietnam, which industry are actively working with local stake holders regarding clarity, practicality, and implementation details.
20 四月 2026
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Inside the IFRA 52nd Amendment: how IFRA is future-proofing fragrance safety
New publication in HPC Today
25 三月 2026
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Belgium announces intention to classify terpinyl acetate multi
Belgium has added terpinyl acetate multi to the EU Registry of Intentions, signalling plans to submit a harmonised classification and labelling (CLH) dossier for the substance by 31 December 2027.