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EPA Updates Formaldehyde Testing Rules for Wood Products
The US Environmental Protection Agency has revised its formaldehyde emissions testing rules for wood products, according to Environmental Leader. The changes affect how composite wood items such as plywood and particleboard are tested for formaldehyde releases, a chemical linked to health risks. Details of the specific amendments were not provided, and industry or public reaction has not yet been reported.
Why now: The EPA's rule change affects manufacturers, importers and retailers of wood products who must comply with new testing requirements.
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