Pay attention to asbestos incidents

2009-04-09View Original

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Everyone knows that South Korea has reported that talcum powder contains the first-level carcinogen asbestos, but I checked and it seems that we* * There is no corresponding testing standard. I don’t know if any expert brother knows about it and would like to give you some advice.

Reply #22009-04-09

I have the electronic version of the 2007 version of the Hygienic Code for Cosmetics, but I cannot upload attachments! Feel sorry.

Reply #32009-04-12

Asbestos is also commonly used for thermal insulation in chemical plants. Now European and American companies have banned it. It is extremely harmful to the lungs.

Reply #42009-04-20

China should also gradually ban the use of asbestos; there are many alternatives, such as aramid, etc.

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