CHINA: Shenzen city to ban phosphorus cleaning agents

The city of Shenzhen has decided to fight against current high levels of water-polluting phosphorus. The government is preparing to announce a new regulation prohibiting the use of phosphorus. Plans have been made to stop the sale and use of cleaning products which contain phosphorus by this coming August.

Published 23rd April 1999

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