Lead Regulation

Lead regulation refers to laws and rules that limit the amount of lead allowed in products, environment, and materials to protect public health. Since lead can cause serious health problems, especially in children, these regulations set safety standards for things like paint, water pipes, and occupational exposure. Authorities monitor and enforce these rules to prevent lead poisoning, promote safe practices, and reduce environmental contamination. Overall, lead regulation aims to minimize health risks associated with lead exposure by ensuring products and environments stay within safe levels.