EU'S Updating Of BPR Regulations Has Caused Great Impact.

Recently, the European Union's market biocide (BPR) regulations have been updated. According to the new regulations, the EU will integrate the rules of the use and marketing of biocides and reestablish the technical trade measures system of the European biocide products. This will be another barrier to the export of dozens of products such as textile and footwear.

The implementation of the BPR regulations not only has a great impact on the production and export enterprises of hygienic pesticides, but also on textiles treated by biological fungicide.

Dozens of products such as furniture, footwear, leather, kitchen and toilet products, toys, lamps and lanterns, plastic rubber, paint and coatings, and mechanical and electrical products have a great impact.

It is understood that the irrational use of biocides will cause human health hazards such as allergic reactions, and will also have a great impact on the environment.

At present, the preservatives and antibacterial agents used in textile products such as shoes and garments have not yet established uniform regulations.

The implementation of BPR regulations will make the activity.

The cost of authorization of biocide products has become extremely expensive, which will not only impose additional burden on chemical enterprises that export some biocides active ingredients in China, but will also extend to the export enterprises that use antimicrobial agents and preservatives in dozens of products of textile shoes and clothing.

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According to incomplete statistics, the total export volume of products exported to the EU in the scope of BPR regulation is nearly 800 billion US dollars in Guangdong.

The implementation of the BPR regulations not only has a great impact on the production and export enterprises of sanitary pesticides, but also has a great impact on dozens of products such as textiles, clothing, furniture, footwear, leather, kitchen and toilet products, toys, lamps and lanterns, plastic rubber, paint and coatings, and Mechanical and electrical products.

It is understood that the irrational use of biocides will cause human health hazards such as allergic reactions, and will also have a great impact on the environment.

At present, the preservatives and antibacterial agents used in textile products such as shoes and garments have not yet established uniform regulations.

The implementation of the EU BPR regulations will make the licensing of active substances and the cost of authorization of biocide products become extremely expensive. This will not only impose additional burden on the chemical enterprises that export some biocides active ingredients in China, but will also extend to the export enterprises that use antimicrobial agents and preservatives in dozens of products of textile shoes and clothing products in China.

First of all, dozens of products exported by biocides, such as textile shoes and clothing, will be affected by extensive trade barriers.

The BPR regulations incorporate the "biocides disposal items" into the regulatory scope, which has an important impact on the export of many advantageous industries such as textiles, furniture and ceramics to Guangdong.

Take the textile industry as an example, as long as it directly or indirectly provides antibacterial and antiseptic textiles to the EU market, it is necessary to pass more product information in the supply chain than before and carry out its strict label system.

Secondly, it is easy to trigger a chain reaction.

As one of the most developed economies in the world, the European Union has strict chemical regulations and regulations, and has the global leading role. It is easy to be followed and emulated by other countries and regions.

Not only developed countries, but also developing countries are copying their own chemical regulatory mechanisms.

Once the BPR regulations are widely followed by various countries, it will have a greater impact on the export of biocides and their processed products in Guangdong and even in the whole country.