Talk:European Chemicals Bureau

Renamed Page

I've moved this page back to European Chemicals Bureau, where it used to be. The European Commission's web site had previously indicated that the ECB became part of the Consumer Products Safety and Quality unit. However, I can no longer find official statements verifying that. Regarding the Consumer Products Safety and Quality unit, an AltaVista web search finds only two pages for that organization, which are trivial.--Christopher King (talk) 16:52, 22 February 2009 (UTC)

Removed Page

Can someone remove this page as ECB does not exist any more as well as its web site (use of links to.) Thanks.

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