Improving chemical product safety: what America's chemical industry is doing about it
P.F. Oreffice
Abstract
P.F. Oreffice
Abstract
Aware that the public is in daily contact with chemical products that are potential health risks, the chemical industry invests millions of dollars a year in safety tests and research. The Chemical Industry Institute of Toxicology (CIIT) is typical of this effort to minimize public risks. When the safety of a product is questioned, either the use criteria is strengthened or an alternative product is found. New technology improves chemical analyses and updated safety information keeps processors and consumers better informed. (DCK)
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Aware that the public is in daily contact with chemical products that are potential health risks, the chemical industry invests millions of dollars a year in safety tests and research. The Chemical Industry Institute of Toxicology (CIIT) is typical of this effort to minimize public risks. When the safety of a product is questioned, either the use criteria is strengthened or an alternative product is found. New technology improves chemical analyses and updated safety information keeps processors and consumers better informed. (DCK)
Key concepts: Chemical safety, Chemical industry, Chemical products, Product (mathematics), Business, Chemical technology, Risk analysis (engineering), Engineering