US EditionCivil Society and Industry Groups Put Consumers On Guard Against 228 Imported Paints with High Lead Content
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Civil Society and Industry Groups Put Consumers On Guard against 228 Imported Paints with High Lead Content
18 October 2025, Quezon City. In an exceptional display of unity to uphold the lead paint ban and protect public health against lead exposure, civil society and industry groups of the Philippines released in time for the 13th International Lead Poisoning Prevention Week (ILPPW) a list of 228 imported spray paints sold locally that are contaminated with lead, a toxic chemical banned in paint manufacturing. The EcoWaste Coalition, the Internationa…
IPEN Participating Organizations Champion Lead Paint Elimination, Children’s Health Protection in 2025 International Lead Poisoning Prevention Week
The International Pollutants Elimination Network (IPEN) and its participating organizations (POs) worldwide will join forces with their local and global partners for the 2025 International Lead Poisoning Prevention Week (ILPPW) on October 19-25. Various activities are being planned around the world to raise awareness about the health effects of lead exposure; highlight the efforts of countries and partners to prevent lead exposure, particularly…
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