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Preparing for an EU Talc Ban: What Mineral and Starch Alternatives Need to Match

Talc's expected EU restriction is forcing cosmetic formulators toward mica, kaolin, silica, and starch. None of them reproduce talc's platelet slip, oil absorption, and low dustiness at the same time, and each substitution changes flow and compaction behavior in pressed powder products differently.

Fines in Powder Behavior: Why Small Amounts Matter

Fines in powder behavior matter because fine particles [...]

Why Dust Control in Powder Handling Starts With Powder Behavior

Dust control in powder handling works best when [...]

Pneumatic Conveying Attrition: Transfer Quietly Changes Powder

Pneumatic conveying attrition can change a powder even [...]

Black Mass Powder Quality: Sampling, QA Panel, and Spec Templates

Black mass powder quality decides yield, buyer acceptance, [...]

Titanium dioxide powder classification in 2025: what changed, what did not

titanium dioxide powder classification is shifting again in [...]

Fallout’s wasteland: seen through a powder lens

Fallout’s wasteland feels grounded because it treats dust [...]

Deep-Sea Particle Dynamics, Through a Powder Lens

vDeep-sea particle dynamics show powder engineering mechanics in [...]

Dustiness Tests Compared: EN 15051 Versus EN 17199-4

Use EN 15051 for mass-based dustiness in health-related [...]

REACH microplastics reporting: EU restriction, polymer powders

The EU’s microplastics rules, REACH microplastics reporting, bring [...]

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