Sentence examples for products regulation from inspiring English sources

However, in June 2009 the U.S. Senate voted overwhelmingly to shift the power of tobacco products regulation to the Food and Drug Administration FDAA), thereby subjecting tobacco to the same health standards as all other federally regulated food, drug, and chemical products.

Under European Regulations (e.g., Biocidal Products Regulation, Construction Materials Regulation, REACH) their environmental risk must be evaluated.

Therefore, "hygiene, health, and the environment" is a category of the basic requirements for construction works in European construction products regulation [19].

The construction products Regulation [28] foresees an indication of substances of very high concern in the declaration of performance for construction products.

1333/2008 on food additives, specific provisions for nanomaterials were also created in some other legislation, which was approved in the last years such as biocidal products (Regulation (EU) no.

In general, 'substitution' of pesticides means that an authorisation is refused or withdrawn in favour of an alternative product or a non-chemical control or prevention method which presents a 'significantly lower risk', according to Annex IV of the PPP Regulation (EC) No 1107/2009 and Article 23 of the biocidal products Regulation (EU) No 528/2012, respectively.

It explained that was "no evidence" of any offences under 2005 animal by products regulations and insufficient evidence for prosecution under earlier by-product regulations, and 2006 food hygiene regulations.

At the heart of the case are the standardised packaging of tobacco products regulations 2015, which the government argues will discourage people from smoking.

The allegations fall under the textile products regulations 2012 and come after more than a million garments seized from Chinese company were found to contain rat fur.

Compared with what acquiring banks would have to pay, the scope for cost savings is limited: products, regulations and taxes still differ enormously from one European country to the next.

However, for the manufacturers of most current nanotechnology products, regulations requiring nanomaterial-specific data on toxicity before introduction into the marketplace are an evolving area and presently under discussion (Bergeson and Auerbach 2004; Foresight and Governance Project 2003).