According to foreign chemical news, a few days ago, the EU concluded that the plasticizer diisodecyl phthalate (DINP) and phthalic acid diisodecanoic acid (DIDP) would not cause harm to the environment in a detailed environmental hazard assessment. .
This five-year study was conducted by the largest plasticizer producer, ExxonMobil, and the European Plastics and Intermediates Committee. The study found that the two plasticizers do not require the classification of their environmental behavior, and that products containing these two chemicals do not need to add any signs of environmental hazards, nor do they need to take any measures other than those already taken. Other measures to reduce health hazards.
Research results on the other four phthalate plasticizers will also be announced in the coming months.
The results of DINP and DIDP plasticizers are very satisfactory. The two products can continue to be used and they will not cause any harm to the environment.