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Is azodicarbonamide (the yoga mat chemical) illegal in Norway?
Yes. Azodicarbonamide (the yoga mat chemical) is banned in Norway. Follows the EU additive list, which has no azodicarbonamide.
Applies the EU additives Regulation 1333/2008 through the EEA Agreement (Annex II, ch. XII); E927a is not on the authorised list.
Source: EEA: EU Reg 1333/2008
Banned (42)Restricted (1)Allowed
- Norway is one of 42 countries where azodicarbonamide (the yoga mat chemical) is banned, and 1 more restrict it.
- Its neighbours: banned in 3 of 3 (Finland, Russia and Sweden).
- In Europe: banned in 30 of 39 countries.
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