EU CHEMICALS PAPER
May 1st, 2003
BY ALAN OSBORN
PETROCHEMICALS will in many cases be subject to more relaxed regulations under new draft chemicals legislation proposed by the European Commission. Brussels has agreed that petrochemicals of a similar composition can be grouped together where feasible and registered under one heading. The new regulatory regime is unlikely to become law before 2006.
PETROCHEMICALS will in many cases be subject to more relaxed regulations under new draft chemicals legislation proposed by the European Commission. Brussels has agreed that petrochemicals of a similar composition can be grouped together where feasible and registered under one heading. The new regulatory regime is unlikely to become law before 2006.
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