Growing evidence of ‘forever chemicals’ in UK water sources highlights the urgent need to address widespread PFAS pollution.
Growing evidence of ‘forever chemicals’ in UK water sources highlights the urgent need to address widespread PFAS pollution.
Emails from concerned constituents prompts a wave of tough questions for government ministers on the future use of forever chemicals, PFAS, in the UK.
Fidra delivers petition urging supermarkets to remove chemicals of concern, PFAS, from UK food packaging, amidst growing concerns linking exposure to reduced immunity, and to long-term environmental harm.
A big thank you from Fidra! You have made sure MPs all over the country now know about PFAS.
Delipac announces PFAS-free packaging following growing demand from retail sector.
Will you join us in asking the UK Government to take immediate action on forever chemicals. Email your MP today!
EU puts PFAS policy at top of the agenda in their latest Chemicals Strategy. Will the UK take action to ensure our health and environment is protected from PFAS?
EFSA releases latest scientific opinion on PFAS in food, highlighting effects on our immune system as a key area for concern.
New study finds items from six major fast-food chains found to contain PFAS. Is their more to your Big Mac and fries than you bargained for?
Fidra are working to remove harmful PFAS chemicals from our food packaging but we need your help. See how you can get involved and help us ‘Find the PFAS’.
With only two out of more than 4,700 PFAS chemicals being globally regulated, how effective can our current PFAS regulations really be?
Dr. Jonatan Kleimark of environmental NGO, ChemSec, tells Fidra about their latest initiative to tackle PFAS, and about the companies joining their movement.
DEFRA sets out the UK’s intentions for PFAS regulation in response to joint letter calling for Forever Chemicals to be removed from UK food packaging
Fidra employee, Naomi Arnold describes her experiences of watching Dark Waters, a new film by Todd Haynes, and reading Exposure, Robert Bilott’s book about uncovering the dark secrets of chemical poisoning.
Scientists, lawyers, health and environmental charities, join with actor Mark Ruffalo to urge UK ministers to remove PFAS from our food packaging