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No, titanium dioxide is not banned in Europe. However, as of 2022, titanium dioxide in its powder form is classified as a suspected carcinogen by inhalation under the EU's CLP regulation. This has led to restrictions on its use in certain spray products. In food products, the European Food Safety Authority (EFSA) has declared that titanium dioxide (E171) is no longer considered safe due to concerns linked to genotoxicity, but a complete ban has not been implemented. Some individual countries like France have taken steps to ban its use in food.
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