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SGS AG: Ukraine Regulates Lead in Paints and Varnishes SAFEGUARDS | DIY, Tools & HardwareNO. 065/21 On May 7, 2021, Ukraine published Resolution No. 432 of April 28, 2021 'Technical Regulation on the restriction of lead in paints, varnishes and raw materials' (the Resolution). The Resolution contains, inter alia, several important provisions. It: Clarifies that the scope applies to paints and raw materials (pigments and pigment concentrates) that can be used for the manufacture of lead-based paints (See Annex 1 to Technical Regulation for list of raw materials containing lead) Defines a restr...

Formula 1’s governing body, the FIA, are to introduce new load/deflection tests on rear wings from next month.

For the past decade, four distinct entities have been working together as one authority – the Malta Competition and Consumer Affairs Authority (MCCAA). Over these years, these independent entities have coalesced into an authority that provides focused interventions through a shared vision with the consumer at its centre. I take this special occasion to recognise their invaluable work. Intensified consumer focus The Office for Consumer Affairs directs its efforts at the promotion of consumer interests. It is the first port of call on matters impacting individual consumers and dedicates a sub...

BME Launches The RODE Index Family Date 04/05/2021 This new index series, which began to be calculated yesterday, represents the evolution of the Spanish Public Debt at different maturities. BME has launched the new Government Debt Transaction Yield (RODE) index family, designed to reflect the evolution of the Spanish Public Debt market at its different maturities. This index series comprises nine daily and nine monthly indicators, which reflect the internal rate of return in the Public Debt market, at different maturities, ranging from six months to more than 20 years, integrating trans...

Setting national standards April 27, 2021 After a long haul, this month’s (April 7) decision by the Council of Common Interest (CCI) to have uniform food standards in the whole country might be a step in the right direction to evolve internationally competitive regulations. But for developing a vertical consumer-friendly safe food regulatory regime, the provincial governments have to surrender the power of making standards back to the federal government by amending their food laws, and the Islamabad Capital Territory (ICT) has to have new legislation altogether. The provincial food regula...