Discussion on UK POPS Regulation
Join this discussion to hear about the latest in UK Persistant Organic Pollutant Regulation.
Background
Defra have published a consultation for the amendment of The Persistent Organic Pollutants (Amendment) (No. 2) Regulations 2025 to add 5 new chemicals to the list of prohibited substances. These are: medium-chain chlorinated paraffins (MCCPs), long-chain perfluorocarboxylic acids (LC-PFCAs), UV-328, Dechlorane Plus (DP) and chlorpyrifos.
Our Discussion
This discussion will focus on the potential amendment of the UK regulation as well as the implication of POPs regulation and any amendments for retailers.
Agenda
11:00 | Welcome and Introduction
11:05 | Context to UK POPS Regulation Amendment (EA)
11:25 | Q&A
11:45 | Open Discussion for BRC Members
Who Should Attend This Webinar?
- Product Safety Lead / Product Compliance Manager
- Technical Manager / Technical Compliance Specialist
- Regulatory Affairs Manager
- Sustainability / Environmental Compliance Lead
- Category Buyer (Furniture / Home)
- Supplier Assurance Lead
- R&D Manager / Innovation Lead
- Chemical Compliance Specialist
Why You Should Attend:
- Understand more about how retailers should manage POPs Regulation.
- Learn more about the ongoing consultation.
- Express your businesses' views on the consultation and ensure your thoughts are incorporated into the BRC response.
- Hear expert insight on the regulation.
The session will:
Provide In-Depth Understanding
Offer insights from an expert on Persistent Organic Pollutant Regulation.
Enable Insightful Discussion
Give you the chance to engage with industry peers.
Offer Guidance and Expertise
Draw on the knowledge of specialists who understand the landscape and will explain implications for retailers and management of your supply chains.
Create an Honest and Balanced Space
Operate under Chatham House Rules to allow open, candid conversation.
Connect with Inga
Inga Becker-Hansen
Policy Adviser - Retail Products
Inga manages the Product Safety Community and has recently joined the organisation having worked in the chemical industry. Inga has a Masters in chemistry and begun her career working in formulated materials and resin synthesis, and subsequently worked in biocidal regulation monitoring UK and EU regulation. She is engaged with key government departments, and is passionate about helping retailers and ensuring market product safety.
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