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The EU restriction proposal for intentionally-added microplastics: A focus on solid dosage form medicinal products and food supplements
Among the European initiatives to address the growing concern of plastics in the environment, the European chemicals agency (ECHA) has prepared a restriction proposal for intentionally-added microplastics amid concerns about plastics in the environment. An introduction to the proposal and its impact on consumer products.
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