Chemical Watch helps businesses across value chains to stay ahead of the dynamic chemicals management agenda by providing access to in-depth knowledge, tools and a network of experts.
Our aim is to empower our members to transform product safety management and unlock the full value of regulatory compliance within their business by providing:
- A one-stop intelligence source: independent global news, insight, and analysis to inform product safety decisions, from our 26-strong team of analysts, an attorney, regulatory experts, chemists and data specialists.
- Access to the world’s largest and most influential community of product safety professionals managing chemicals.
- An extensive calendar of events featuring expertise from across our global business and regulatory network.
- Interactive and flexible eLearning, training and webinars to boost individual and team expertise and continuously develop their skills.
- Resources and support to raise the level of chemicals safety awareness in companies and improve compliance across departments to drive product stewardship.
Chemical Watch is owned by Enhesa – the global provider of environment, health & safety and product regulatory compliance information.
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| Jun 24, 2021 | Lawmakers introduced 2 new bills after a study found popular beauty products may contain cancer-linked ‘forever chemicals’ | A worker cleans the makeup section inside Hema, a Dutch variety store-chain, in Katwijk, Netherlands on December 16, 2020. Yuriko Nakao/Getty Images A study found indicators of PFAS chemicals in US makeup from Ulta Beauty, Sephora, Target, ... |
| Sep 20, 2020 | Коробки из грибницы, съедобные «бутылки» для воды и колготки из бамбука: чем заменяют пластик и сколько это стоит Статьи редакции | Чтобы решить проблему загрязнения пластиком, учёные и предприниматели заново придумывают ему альтернативы или «возвращают» материалы из прошлого. 15 15 комментариев Форум 6803 просмотров В 1955 году американский журнал Life опубликовал стат... |
| Aug 29, 2020 | Was The Deliberate Sinking Of The Mauritius Oil Spill Vessel, Wakashio, An International Crime? | 24 August 2020: photos released by local authorities show the forward section of the 300m long ... [+] Japanese iron vessel being deliberately sunk at an unknown location in the Indian Ocean.MOBILISATION NATIONALE WAKASHIO |
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FAQ about Chemical Watch
When was Chemical Watch founded?
Chemical Watch was founded in 2007.
What has the press written about Chemical Watch?
Parsers VC has collected 4 articles mentioning Chemical Watch, among them “Lawmakers introduced 2 new bills after a study found popular beauty products may contain cancer-linked ‘forever chemicals’” (Jun 24, 2021) and “Коробки из грибницы, съедобные «бутылки» для воды и колготки из бамбука: чем заменяют пластик и сколько это стоит Статьи редакции” (Sep 20, 2020).
Is Chemical Watch still active?
Yes, Chemical Watch is active; its latest activity on Parsers VC dates from Feb 2, 2024.