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Design Institute for Physical Property Data dimethylformamide dimethylsulfoxide I distribution octane number Economic Commission for Europe j European Economic Community i (Communaute Economique Europeenne)... [Pg.501]

In Europe, the formation of the European Economic Community has created a requirement to bring food additive approvals of the member nations into alignment, so as to eliminate differences in laws that hinder the movement of foodstuffs among these nations. Historically the member countries have differed widely in approaches to food additive approval and their tendency to approve new additives. At the time of this writing, a framework directive for food additives and several specific directives for various categories of additives are nearing completion (3). [Pg.436]

The International Standards Organization 9000 (ISO 9000) standard, developed by the European Economic Community (EEC), also impacts manufacturers implementation of LIMS systems. ISO 9000 is a set of standards which are required for manufacturers selling products to the EEC. The 9000 standards are credited with playing an important part in the impetus to greater computerization of laboratory information management (9). [Pg.518]

In 1994, the former European Economic Community (EEC or EC) became the European Union. It originated as the Common Market created by the Treaty of Paris ia 1951 and the Treaty of Rome ia 1958. Greece joined in 1981, Spain and Portugal in 1984, and Austria, Einland, and Sweden in 1994. [Pg.150]

Calcium chloride is found in the marine environment. The elemental composition of seawater is 400 ppm calcium, 18,900 ppm chlorine, and many organisms and aquatic species are tolerant of these concentrations. Toxicity arises either from the invasion of freshwater in otherwise saltwater environments or possible toxic doses of calcium chloride from spills, surface mnoff, or underground percolation into typically freshwater streams or aquifers. Various agencies have guidelines for calcium and chloride in potable water (41). The European Economic Community (EEC) is the only agency to have a minimum specification for calcium in softened water. [Pg.416]

White chocolate has been defined by the European Economic Community (EEC) Directive 75/155/EEC as free of coloring matter and consisting of cocoa butter (not less than 20%) sucrose (not more than 55%) milk or soHds obtained by partially or totally dehydrated whole milk, skimmed milk, or cream (not less than 14%) and butter or butter fat (not less than 3.5%). [Pg.89]

Ha.rd Coa.1, The amount of coal in international commerce since ca 1945 necessitated an international system of coal classification and in 1956 the Coal Committee of the European Economic Community agreed on a system designated the International Classification of Hard Coal by Type (3). Volatile matter and gross calorific value on a moist, ash-free basis are among the parameters considered. Table 4 shows the various classes of the international system and gives the corresponding national names used for these coals. [Pg.216]

ColorPidditives Guide The Pharmaceutical Manufacturers Association, Washington, D.C. A listing of the dyes and pigments permitted ki 44 countries and the European Economic Community. [Pg.455]

European Regulations. Regulations for cosmetics differ from country to country but, in general, are similar to or patterned after U.S. regulation. Thus, the identification of a cosmetic in the European Community differs only marginally from that in the United States. A 1991 European Economic Community (EEC) directive defines a cosmetic as ... [Pg.286]

The Council of the European Economic Community, established under the 1957 Treaty of Rome, in 1973 issued a declaration on the environment (4), which the European Commission in Brussels has interpreted as giving it authority to issue directives on matters related to the emission of air pollutants, such as one limiting the sulfur content of fuel oil (5). [Pg.418]

On September 6, 1987, the European Economic Community and the United States signed a phase-out agreement for the manufacture and use of specific refrigerants containing chlorine and bromine in the hydrocarbon molecule because of the effects on the atmosphere s ozone layer. ° See Reference 20, p. 18.1, for a more detailed history of this... [Pg.317]

With regard to the common European market, the European Economic Community (EEC) has undertaken numerous activities concerned with materials and material information systems. In one demonstration program for material databases eleven such databases from various countries in the EEC are being cooperatively developed with joint standards for terminology, data presentation, database access, and the user interface of search commands, aids, and menus. For the materials class of plastics, Polymat was selected to participate in this cooperative work. Interesting developments occur from which the users of central material databases in the entire EEC area can benefit. [Pg.415]

EEC European Economic Community FDEMS frequency-dependent... [Pg.650]

The European Economic Community have shown considerable interest in releasing ferulic acid from low value agricultural waste residues such as SBP, with subsequent bioconversion of the free acid to vanillin. Previous studies with commercial enzyme preparations have shown a high degree of solubilisation of ferulic acid from SBP is possible, giving rise to a mixture of free and esterified forms [9,10], However, it is not known which... [Pg.761]

Until 1991, manufacturers seeking authorizations for pesticides had to fulfil country-specific requirements of validation of enforcement methods. The term enforcement method means analytical methods which are developed for post-registration control and monitoring purposes. The harmonization of these requirements was initiated with the European Economic Community (EEC) Council Directive 91/414/EEC and temporarily finalized with the Guidance Document on Residue Analytical Methods SANCO/825/00 rev. 6, dated 20 June 2000 [Santd et Protection des Consommateurs (SANCO)]. The evaluation of validation studies by the competent authority is conducted by comparison of these European Union (EU) requirements with the study results and most often without any practical experience of the method. Some details of this evaluation are discussed below. [Pg.96]

European Community European Economic Community Electrical and Electronic Equipment European Norm European Prestandard Environmental Protection Agency (USA)... [Pg.772]

This study was partly supported by the European Economic Community. [Pg.290]

The Single European Act /1/, effective from 1 July 1987, commits all the twelve countries of the European Economic Community to remove all barriers to trade by 31 December 1992. [Pg.479]

The next stage was Britain s accession to the European Economic Community [EEC, commonly known then as the Common Market, and now known as the European Union (EU)], which meant that the Common Agricultural Policy (CAP) applied. The policy in the form then current sought to penalise the use of food crops from outside the EEC when the crop could be produced inside the EEC. [Pg.2]

The following countries also have evaporative emission regulations Canada, European Economic Community (EEC), Japan, Brazil, Mexico, Australia, South Korea. Regulations in these countries have requirements that are typically less stringent than the U.S. imperatives. Table 1 depicts the chronology of evaporative emission regulation developments in the United States. [Pg.260]

Council of European Economic Community (1992) Directive 92/43/EEC on the conservation of natural habitats and of wild fauna and flora. Off J Eur Community L 206 7... [Pg.272]

Harmonizing the Regulation of New Chemicals in the United States and in the European Economic Community... [Pg.39]

The inventory of some 55,000-plus chemicals was a major task. This document is critical to the working of TSCA and is being "copied" by others such as the European Economic Community in establishing their equivalent of TSCA for the 10-member countries of the European Common Market. The inventory in the U.S. has become a valuable tool not only for the Agency as it works with TSCA, but also for the chemical industry. [Pg.92]

Cooperation and Development (OECD), the European Economic Community (EEC) and the United Nations. CMA continues to keep up-to-date on the latest developments in these areas and is an active participant in developing reasonable and practical international policies. [Pg.106]


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