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Regions :: Western Europe

May 15, 2008

Sweden Lifts Deca-BDE Ban on Textiles, Furniture and Electric Cables.

Ed Berrigan

Faced with a legal challenge from the European Union (EU), the Swedish government has agreed to repeal its national ban on the use of the brominated flame retardant deca-brominated diphenyl ether (deca-BDE) in textiles, furniture and some electric cables...

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