New Zealand Proposes to Strengthen the Control on Mercury
Jul 17, 2020
To bring New Zealand into line with international standards and finally ratify the Minimata Convention, the government proposes to introduce a permitting system for trade in mercury and prohibit the sale, manufacture, import, and export of certain products containing mercury.
On July 1, New Zealand's Ministry for the Environment (MFE) released a public consultation document Managing the Trade in Mercury and Mercury Products, and started seeking information and feedback from retailers, consumers, importers, exporters, and the general public.
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