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Issue 09, 2008 (02 May)
 Feature Article

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Trade in textiles and clothing surges, with liberalisation of measures increasing mainland exports to the EU

Based on developments over the previous two years, Hong Kong exporters may wish to be kept abreast of the positive trends in the import of textiles and clothing products into the EU from mainland China ... (full story)


 Industry News

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Mainland China cited as main source of dangerous products in EU

On 17 April 2008, the EU's latest report on how the "rapid alert system" for dangerous consumer goods (RAPEX) has functioned in 2007 was published ... (full story)

 

Industry struggles with compliance as PFOS ban set to come into force

Directive 2006/122/EC sets out a ban on the use of perfluorooctane sulfonates (commonly referred to as "PFOS") in a number of goods, including electronic goods, textiles or other coated materials ... (full story)

 

Member States review the safety of lighting products and extension cords

Hong Kong's electrical appliances community, especially exporting portable lighting and extension cords to the EU, may like to acquaint themselves with the European Commission's publication, on 21 April 2008, of the results of two cross-border market ... (full story)

 

New Danish survey reveals 9 out of 10 aromatic oils illegally placed on the market

The Danish Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is engaged in a project to identify chemical substances in a number of consumer products ... (full story)


 General and Market Reports

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Fees established for the registration of chemical substances under REACH

On 17 April 2008, the Official Journal of the EU published Commission Regulation 340/2008, laying out the fees and charges which traders of substances will have to pay to the European Chemicals Agency (ECHA) for the registration of their substances ... (full story)