3. Safety – environment – regulations
3.1 Reminder of existing legislation
The INRS and European Chemical Agency websites provide various reminders of existing legislation. The main regulations are listed below:
"No specific regulations currently govern the handling of nanomaterials in France. The general principles relating to the protection of employee health remain applicable, as do the regulations governing the marketing of chemical substances, medicines, cosmetics and foodstuffs."
However, there is an annual declaration obligation for nanomaterials placed on the market in France:
"Articles L. 523-1 to L. 523-3 of the Environmental Code provide for an annual declaration scheme for "substances in nanoparticulate form". This declaration, which came...
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Bibliography
Websites
Institut National de Recherche et de Sécurité (INRS) :
http://www.inrs.fr/risques/nanomateriaux/reglementation.html , consulted on 07/11/2015
European Chemicals Agency (ECHA) : http://echa.europa.eu/fr/regulations/nanomaterials...
Regulations
Articles L. 523-1 to L. 523-3 of the French Environment Code.
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