Government under fire over response to 'out of date' toxic furniture standards
MPs slam 'inaction' from BEIS after it publishes proposed response to consultation it held nearly three years ago
The government has been accused of "inaction and obstruction" for failing to adequately address long-held concerns about toxic chemicals in furniture, after it yesterday set out proposed regulatory changes...
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