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EPA received chemicals responses from earlier from many in the of report, these sponsors as this 47 figure have does most not recently include: been chemicals submitted, that withdrawals were duefrom
updating in 2004, the status chemicals of their for commitments. which test plans Some have most the recently Program, been and submitted, chemicals moving withdrawals to the from ICCA
the Program, and chemicals moving to the ICCA HPV Initiative, among other factors. One of
intend the to fulfill 47 chemicals their commitments has two sponsors; through the therefore, there HPV are Initiative, a total of among 48 overdue other factors. sponsorship One of the
ICCA commitments. HPV Initiative; There others are have 24 withdrawn sponsors from (13 companies 47 chemicals and 11 has consortia) two sponsors; responsible therefore, for there theseare
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48 commitments. The Agency expects that sponsors will uphold their commitments and submit
the Program; test plans some and have robust submitted summaries. test plans; If no and test plan or total robust of 48 summary overdue sponsorship submission commitments. is received for There
others overdue still intend chemicals, to fulfill their then commitments the Agency will through ultimately are consider 24 sponsors these (13 chemicals companies as and unsponsored 11 consortia) B
or orphans. A complete listing of the 48 overdue chemical commitments is shown below.
providing a test plan at a later date.
responsible for these 48 commitments. The Agency
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expects that sponsors will uphold their commitments
As of July 2004, test plan and Chemicals robust summary and Sponsors and with submit Overdue test plans Test and Plans robust summaries. If no
submissions were overdue for 47 unique chemicals. (as of July test 2004) plan or robust summary submission is received for
Note that this reference to 47 chemicals contrasts the
270 outstanding Program chemicals from earlier in the
report, as this 47 figure does not include: chemicals
that were due in 2004, chemicals for which test plans
overdue chemicals, then the Agency will ultimately
{Trade association affiliation is noted for members of the following three trade associations: American Chemistry
Council (ACC), American Petroleum Institute (API), and Synthetic Organic Chemical Manufacturers Association
(SOCMA). The API member list, found at http://api-ec.api.org/links/index.cfm, was not a complete list.}
consider these chemicals as unsponsored B or orphans.
A complete listing of the 48 overdue chemical
commitments is shown below.
Chemicals and Sponsors with Overdue Test Plans (as of July 2004)
{Trade association affiliation is noted for members of the following three trade associations: American Chemistry Council
(ACC), American Petroleum Institute (API), and Synthetic Organic Chemical Manufacturers Association (SOCMA). The
API member list, found at http://api-ec.api.org/links/index.cfm, was not a complete list.}
CAS # Sponsor Name Trade Association
110-03-2 Air Products and Chemicals, Inc. ACC
142-30-3
1163-19-5 American Chemistry Council (ACC) Brominated Flame Retardant Industry Panel
(BFRIP)
298-07-7 American Chemistry Council (ACC) Health, Environmental, and Research Task
Group (HERTG)
64771-72-8 American Petroleum Institute (API) Petroleum HPV Testing Group API
68333-23-3
112-18-5 APAG
26040-51-7 BTBP Consortium
100-50-5 The Dow Chemical Company ACC, API, SOCMA
109-87-5
630-20-6
68390-96-5
68411-72-3
100-40-3 E.I. du Pont de Nemours and Company
81-11-8 ETAD North America Stilbene Fluorescent Brighteners
3709-43-1
4404-43-7
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CAS # Sponsor Name Trade Association
7336-20-1
13863-31-5
16470-24-9
29637-52-3
67786-25-8
100-40-3 ExxonMobil Chemical Company ACC, API
108083-43-8
98510-89-5 The Flavor and Fragrance High Production Volume Consortia (FFHPVC) Terpene
Consortium
96-49-1 Huntsman Corporation
929-06-6
2451-62-9 Huntsman-Nissan-TGIC Consortium
74-87-3 ICI Americas, Inc.
105-60-2 IHF Committee on Nylon 6 and Its Precursors
25322-17-2 King Industries, Inc.
25619-56-1
57855-77-3
63512-64-1
101-14-4 The MBOCA Consortium
13560-89-9 Occidental Chemical Corporation (OxyChem) ACC
1809-19-4 Rhodia Inc. ACC, SOCMA
143-29-3 Rohm and Haas Company ACC
27090-63-7 Solutia ACC
68052-49-3
111960-92-0
1333-07-9 Toluenesulfonamide Testing Group
10605-21-7 Troy Chemical Company
34375-28-5
55406-53-6
553-26-4 Zeneca Ag Products, Inc.
620-22-4
626-17-5
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