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Parliament passes chemicals law

By Ahmed ElAmin, 14-Dec-2006

The EU Parliament yesterday voted for a tougher regulatory regime for chemicals, requiring producers and users to replace some of the current chemicals in use with safer alternatives, if they exist.

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