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With an increased focus on animal welfare , the beauty industry has undergone a shift towards the 3Rs Principle application and all surrounding regulations. In 2004 the European Union (EU) introduced a ban on animaltesting on finished products.
Commission unveils details on plan for phasing out animaltesting for chemicals safety At the REACH and CLP regulators’ meeting in July, the European Commission revealed specifics about its formal schedule to eliminate animaltesting used for chemical safety assessment.
Commission redoubles commitment to reduce animaltesting in response to Citizens’ Initiative The European Commission provided its mandatory response to a citizens’ petition this week urging faster action to reduce and ultimately eliminate animaltesting within the cosmetics and chemical sectors.
Our approach to seizure liability screening is especially pertinent in the context of the recent FDA modernization act which allows applicants to use methods other than animaltesting to establish drug safety and effectiveness. 2009 Sep;14(17–18):876–84. Neurotoxicology. 2010 Aug;31(4):331–50. Drug Discov Today.
Like the registration requirement under REACH, this provision has been added to support data sharing for the same substances, to help limit potential data gaps among individual companies and, in turn, decrease the need for resorting to animaltesting.
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This also has clear potential to reduce animaltesting, another key commitment made by the Commission. However, the newly proposed Regulation aimed at reattributing tasks, commonly called the Omnibus Regulation, seeks to accomplish this task with respect to four existing chemical regulations.
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