< p > it is learnt that since the European Union biological killer Act (BPR) took the place of the old directive (BPD) in September 1, 2013, it has become an important barrier for the export of dozens of products such as a target= "_blank" href= "http://www.pmae.cn/", "textile" /a "a", "a", "stainless steel", "shoes" and "clothing" after the EU REACH regulations. < /p >
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< p > recently, the BPR regulations have been updated. The contents include: first, approved 6 kinds of bioactive substances and their corresponding uses for the bioactive substances, such as copper glycol, 5- methoxazoline, octanoic acid, decanoic acid, iodine and zinc, which are suitable for biocide products; two, public consultation has been launched for 6 active substances, such as thiacloprid, cyfluthrin, dipyrethroid, BIS morpholine, and so on, and three is the list of frequently asked questions to issue the latest biocide regulations. < /p >
< p > > a href= "http://www.pmae.cn/news/index_c.asp" > EU < /a > biocide regulation covers pesticides, disinfectants, antibacterial and antibacterial products and preservatives, including areas of personal care, drinking water treatment, antibacterial agents in the industrial field, and textile finishing agents. According to BPR regulations, the EU chemicals authority will start mandatory management of biocides in the EU market in early 2014, and biocide products can only be used after authorization. < /p >
If the export of biocide products to the EU is to be finished after the end of the transitional period of regulation P, September 1, 2016, the importer or manufacturer of the active substance contained in the biocide or the importer of the biocide product shall be guaranteed. At least one of the three has been included in the list of authorized suppliers of the European Union, otherwise it will not have the basic qualification for exporting to Europe. < /p >
< p > according to inspection and quarantine experts, there is still a big difference between domestic and European regulations. On the one hand, at present, there is no uniform regulation on the control of biocide products in China, which is classified by different purposes to different management departments, resulting in loopholes in monitoring. On the other hand, some kinds of preservatives such as preservatives and antimicrobials are even at a blank stage in < a href= "http:// www.pmae.cn/news/index_q.asp > > /a >. They can be used arbitrarily without any administrative licensing procedures, and these products cost tens of millions of yuan in the European Union. < /p >