September 22, 2023 Non--confidential comments for Annex XV restriction report: Persistence, ecotoxicity, and emissions of PFAS to the environment Dear Madam or Sir, We welcome the opportunity to provide input on the restriction proposal regarding per-- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS).

Comments on ECHA's proposed restriction for PFAS September 7, 2023 The Japan Bearing Industry Association We, the Japan Bearing Industrial Association (JBIA), composed of member companies engaged in the manufacture of bearings, have made efforts to promote the features of bearings as environmentally friendly products.

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EU PFAS restriction > 2020: NL, DE, DK, SE and NO announce preparation of restriction dossier > Group approach; OECD 2021 definition > Common concern persistency, additional concerns > All uses, except fire fighting foams > Restriction according to REACH article 69.5 EU PFAS restriction 15 June 2022 7 Image: EEA, Eionet Report - ETC/WMGE 2021/9, December 2021 Group approach EU PFAS restriction 9 15 June 2022 Uses Image source: https://defence.gov.au/environment/pfas/PFAS.asp EU PFAS restriction 15 June 2022 > EC/ECHA: fire fighting foams (not included) > Germany: consumer mixtures, metal plating, transport > Denmark: lubricants, construction products, electronics and energy > Sweden: textile, cosmetics > Norway: ski wax, petroleum and mining, Fgas uses > Netherlands: food contact materials, medical applications, production of fluoropolymers and waste and recycling > Additional uses will be added to the dossier 12 Consultation rounds Manufacure and import TULAC Food contact materials and packaging Metal plating and manufacturing of...

Remarks 4/26/2024 Universal PFAS restriction Overall Timeline and Important Milestones ECHA FFF restriction Scope Scope defined for RoI (exclusion WP2 and possible E-use WP7) Scope defined for Annex XV report (ongoing assessments can still lead to changes in scope i.e. substances/substance groups to be excluded, uses to be derogated etc.) 2nd round CfE Call for Evidence for specific information (15.

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Draft agenda for PFAS-RESTRICTION WEBEX Meeting between DE, DK, NL, NO, SE CA, ECHA and COM 30 August, 9:00 - 13:00 (CET) Login details: See below Point 1 - Opening and adoption of the agenda (9:00 - 9:10 am) Point 2 - Status of COM/ECHA restriction on firefighting foams (9:10 - 09:50 am) - Collaboration UPFAS-FFF Break 09:50 - 10:10 am Point 3 - Minutes and action points (10:10 - 10:20 am) 2021-07-26_PFAS RESTR-18 Minutes and APs_Draft of FINAL.docx 2021-08-23_List of open APs.docx Point 4 - Overall strategy (10:20 - 11:00 am) - Dealing with industry requests for meetings - Checking the timetable: Are we on track?

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