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Brussels promises hormone disruptors definition ‘by this summer’

This entry was posted in News and tagged Endocrine disruptors European Commission Glyphosate Hormone on 4 March 2016 by Bjorn Becker

The European Commission has responded to criticism over its weaknesses on health and food safety with a series of goodwill gestures on hormone disruptors and glyphosate during a visit in Paris. EurActiv France reports.

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