1. Background of Promotion

As products that are not biocidal (or biocide-treated) products are distributed with labels and advertisements that could cause them to be mistaken for biocidal (or biocide-treated) products, it is necessary to establish a new scope and standards for misleading labeling and advertising. This aims to prevent potential damage to consumer health and economic harm to companies that faithfully comply with the relevant system (approved biocide enterprises).

2. Regulatory Content

It prescribes the scope and standards for labeling and advertising that are likely to be mistaken for biocidal (or biocide-treated) products, and mandates that the Minister of Climate, Energy and Environment announce the specific expressions that pose a risk of causing such misconceptions.