Relevant Biocidal Product Types in Food Contact Applications
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1 Chemical Watch Biocides Symposium May 2015, Ljubljana, Relevant Biocidal Product Types in Food Contact Applications Dr Anna Gergely, Director, EHS Regulatory
2 CONTENT 1. Specific measures for Food Contact Materials links to the BPR 2. Special types of food contact materials 3. Interactions and overlaps: new draft measure 2
3 OUR EU ENVIRONMENT & LIFE SCIENCES TEAM Depth in the chemicals regulatory space: REACH (including nano), CLP, biocides, food contact materials, etc. - active since the respective EU regimes were first proposed and worked at all stages of their implementation Capacity: the largest environment and life sciences regulatory practice of any law firm in Brussels - 9 full time professionals Recognition: consistently ranked by legal directories in the top tier for Chemicals and Environment Unique litigation experience: in proceedings related to EU chemicals legislation before the ECHA's Board of Appeal and before the European Courts Five appeals filed in 2014 and four legal cases currently pending before the European Courts
4 Extension of the scope of the BPR Food Contact materials and articles BPD Article 1(j): The Directive shall exclude products that are defined or within the scope of Council Directive 89/109/EEC (now Regulation 1935/2004) on materials and articles intended to come into contact with foodstuffs BPR Article 2(2)..this Regulation shall not apply to biocidal products or treated articles that are within the scope of the following instruments: Regulation 1935/2004 is not listed No exemption for FCM 4
5 Food Contact Materials and Articles and Biocidal Products Products within the scope of Regulation 1935/2004 on Materials and articles intended to come into contact with food (the Framework Regulation) are no longer excluded from the scope of the BPR Scope of the Framework Regulation: Materials and articles, including active and intelligent food contact materials and articles, which in their finished state: are intended to be brought into contact with food; or are already in contact with food and were intended for that purpose; or can reasonably be expected to be brought into contact with food or to transfer their constituents to food under normal or foreseeable conditions of use. Annex I of Regulation 1935/2004 lists 17 groups of materials covered by its scope; including Plastics, Paper, Rubber, Glass, Ceramics, Silicones, Textiles, Wood; but also Printing inks, Adhesives, and Coatings 5
6 Framework Regulation Specific measures For the groups of materials and articles in Annex I specific measures may be adopted Positive list with specific restrictions as the Union list for plastics Specific provisions protecting human health Basic rules for checking compliance Rules for sampling and methods of analysis Specific provisions for traceability; publicly available Community Registers Individual authorization, if necessary National measures In the absence of specific measures, Member States may maintain or adopt national provisions (subject of the Principle of Mutual Recognition) 6
7 Framework Regulation General requirements Article 3: General requirements: Manufacture in compliance with good manufacturing practice so that under normal or foreseeable conditions of use, they do not transfer constituents to food in quantities which could: endanger human health - OR - bring about unacceptable change in composition of food - OR - bring about deterioration in the organoleptic characteristics The labeling, advertising or presentation of a material or article shall not mislead the consumers. 7
8 Plastics Regulation Union list of authorized substances Article 5: Union list: Only substances included in Union list may by intentionally used in manufacture of plastic layers in plastic materials and articles Includes: Monomers and starting substances Additives excluding colorants Polymer production aids excluding solvents Macromolecules obtained from microbial fermentation List may be amended by submitting dossiers Article 6: Derogations for substances not included in Union List: Polymer Production Aids; Salts; Polymeric additives; Aids to polymerization and NIAS Substances in the Provisional List (remaining only surface biocides) 8
9 The Biocidal Product Regulation (BPR) - Scope The BPR lays down rules for: (a) the establishment at Union level of a list of active substances which may be used in biocidal products; (b) the authorisation of biocidal products; (c) the mutual recognition of authorisations within the Union; (d) the making available on the market and the use of biocidal products within one or more Member States or the Union; (e) the placing on the market of treated articles 9
10 Food contact materials and articles and the BPR Potential Biocidal Product Types (PT) in food contact applications in any material category: Surface biocides (PT4) intended technical effect in the food contact article; Process biocides (PT 6, 7, 9, 11, 12) not intended to have an effect and to be present in the final food contact material or article; Food preservatives (in active packaging applications) intended to be released from the packaging into food, for a technological effect in food; All these were previously exempt from the scope of the BPD; now they are covered by the BPR; either as Biocidal Product (BP) or Treated Article (TA) 10
11 Regulatory considerations for biocides in food contact plastics materials and articles Plastics Regulation 10/2011 has a positive list for all authorised additives (with some important derogations) the Union list additives means a substance which is intentionally added to plastics to achieve a physical or chemical effect during processing of the plastic or in the final material or article; it is intended to be present in the final material or article; polymer production aid means any substance used to provide a suitable medium for polymer or plastic manufacturing; it may be present but is neither intended to be present in the final materials or articles nor has a physical or chemical effect in the final material or article; Surface biocides are considered additives, so for plastics applications they should be listed on the Union list Process biocides may still be used as Polymer Production Aids (PPAs) are under derogation from the Union list (Food preservatives still excluded from the scope of the BPR, as covered by Regulation (EC) No 1333/2008 on food additives) 11
12 Regulatory considerations for biocides in food contact plastics materials and articles (cont.) Multiple regulatory overlap: Dual authorization is the proposed approach in Discussion document from the Commission from July 2013: ECHA for authorising the active substance EFSA for establishing use restrictions Dual regulation: Under the Food contact legislation: Some surface biocides as additives are under derogation from the Union list: listed in the so called Provisional list, permitted in food contact plastics, their use is subject to national law and FR Process biocides as PPAs are also under derogation from Union list, only subject to national law and FR Under the BPR most of these applications are considered treated articles, subject to Article 58 requirements under the BPR, harmonised at EU level 12
13 Draft measure for setting limits on biocides in food contact materials and articles To regulate the overlap between the dual requirements Requirement for the approval of the active substance under the BPR Quantitative restriction on specific migration under the food contact legislation Proposal for quantitative restrictions: Migration < 10 ppb; OR QM < 1 ppm; OR Specific limits determined by the new regulation (CMRs, endocrine disruptors, nano: only this option) Requires the amendment of the Plastics Regulation (10/2011): Excluding biocides from the Union list Review the Provisional List Requires modification of national measures 13
14 Food contact materials as treated articles Treated articles were not explicitly covered by BPD - but extensive guidance on how to address individual examples in the Manual of Decisions (MoD) BPD did not cover imported articles treated with an active substance outside the EEA for an internal effect. No requirement to use EU approved actives. BPR introduced changes that explicitly addressed treated articles Specific chapter for treated articles which are not biocidal products Article 58(2): A treated article shall not be placed on the EEA market unless all active substances contained in the biocidal product that it was treated with or incorporates are EU approved for the relevant PT and use; and the restrictions are met (exception: fumigation and disinfection of premises) 14
15 Treated Articles: Commission s new approach Final Note for Guidance on Treated articles - December 2014 Article 3(1) (l) of the BPR defines a treated article as ' any substance, mixture or article which has been treated with, or intentionally incorporates one or more biocidal products'. As indicated in Article 58 (2) to (4), the provisions of Article 58 apply to treated articles in the form in which they are placed on the EU market (in the following also referred to as "finished goods"), i.e. it does not concern directly components of complex articles or intermediate forms which are not themselves placed on the EU market. The intentional incorporation of a biocidal product in a component of an complex article seems to imply a beneficial effect for the finished article. In applications where the incorporation of biocidal products into individual components of complex articles was merely in order to perform a specific biocidal function at that stage of the process, but without an intended function in the finished article as placed on the EU market should not be considered as a treated article. 15
16 Treated Articles: Commission s new approach Important elements to consider intention when making a decision on a treated article: Claims (both on biocidal function and biocidal property) no claim does not automatically mean no intention PT of the biocidal product (likely to be intentional or not in the finished article) Concentration of the active substance in the finished article (low concentration, non-effective residues of active substances mean no intention) The onus is on the manufacturer or importer of the finished articles to provide justification whether the presence of a biocidal active substance is intentional or not If the remaining presence of an active substance in the finished article is not intentional, the article does not qualify as treated and the residual active substance should not be approved. 16
17 Summary Conclusions Most of the food contact applications falling under the Framework Regulation would be Treated articles under the BPR with a binding positive list for plastics materials and articles To avoid legal uncertainty in a dual approval process - beyond the potential uncertainties related to some complex treated articles - it is necessary: Exclude surface biocides for use in food contact plastics materials and articles from the scope of the Union List under the Plastics Regulation and refer their authorization to their authorization under the BPR Review derogation under Article 6 of the Plastics Regulation for Provisional list Coordinate ECHA and EFSA for the active substance authorisation and restrictions in food contact use (SMLs) Transition regulated by the BPR rules Article 93 applies Specific legislative changes in national legislation for incorporating the new biocides measure under the BPR replacing binding national rules for biocides 17
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