Sweden Voices Concerns Over EU Public Procurement Directives
Swedish entities raise concerns over EU’s new procurement directives, emphasizing risks to competition, quality, and regulatory control.
Swedish entities raise concerns over EU’s new procurement directives, emphasizing risks to competition, quality, and regulatory control.
A Swedish court has temporarily stopped Senior Materials from using the banned toxic chemical methylene chloride at its Eskilstuna factory due to an incomplete exemption application and regulatory concerns.
In 2025, Swedish customs destroyed a record 500,000 dangerous toys and other hazardous counterfeit products, underscoring rising risks from unsafe imports.
Stockholm authorities have launched an investigation into Svensk Freonåtervinning for allegedly releasing toxic gases during appliance recycling, following revealing footage and expert concern about carcinogenic substances.
Svensk Freonåtervinning faces criticism over alleged improper heat pump recycling methods releasing hazardous PFAS gases, raising environmental and health concerns.
A suspected dangerous object found outside a Södertälje villa led to a large police cordon, evacuation, and investigations for attempted murder and public endangerment.
Eskilstuna municipality seeks government help to stop toxic methylene chloride emissions from Senior Material's battery factory, challenging the permit granted despite the substance's ban since 1996.
A suspected dangerous object found in Uppsala's Svartbäcken area has led to police cordons, safety advisories, and changes to the Uppsala Marathon route.
A new study finds brain changes in five-year-olds linked to their mothers' exposure to PFAS chemicals during pregnancy, highlighting potential health concerns.
Dermatologists issue warnings over risks of infrared and ultraviolet light in skincare routines.
Eskilstuna residents react strongly to a chemical permit amidst health concerns.
Swedish Poison Information Centre reports a surge in mushroom poisoning calls due to favorable weather conditions.
A significant fire at a waste facility in Hässleholm prompts urgent public safety measures.
Swedish experts highlight the rising risks of toxic mushroom poisoning as the season progresses, urging caution among foragers.