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Commission acts to improve protection of workers with new exposure limits for lead and diisocyanates
Commission acts to improve protection of workers with new exposure limits for lead and diisocyanates
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February 14, 2023
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Today, the Commission has taken action to further improve the protection of workers from the health risks linked to the exposure to dangerous chemicals: lead and diisocyanates.
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