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EU agency starts assessment of controversial chemical found in water and wine

Summary by EURACTIV
Despite growing evidence of TFA’s potential toxicity, the pesticides industry continues to maintain a reassuring stance.

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The Eternity Shemikali Trifluoracetate (TFA), known for its potentially toxic effects on reproduction, has been detected in Austrian cereal products and water.

Last week, SWR Heilbronn reported that the water supply of Bad Rapfenau in the district of Heilbronn – also nationwide in the first – had taken measures to filter chemicals from the water. Activated carbon was the means of choice, "to remove TFA from the groundwater". TFA, a substance from the huge family of PFAS, eternity-semicals. These are called because they are no longer degrading themselves in the environment. A particularly big concern ch…

On Tuesday 3 June 2025, an implementing regulation was published in the Official Journal of the European Union amending the Reach Regulation to include measures to restrict the use of N,N-dimethylacetamide (DMAC) and 1-ethylpyrrolidin...

TFA, a mining product of the PFAs, is suspected of causing malformations in fetuses. The environmental protection organisation Global 2000 calls for the planned EU ban to be approved.

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EURACTIV broke the news in Brussels, Belgium on Monday, June 2, 2025.
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