Safety - Environment

The aerosol was created in 1928 and has now become a handy companion in our everyday lives, from the bathroom to the kitchen, via the garage or even at work. Aerosols are practical, economical, recyclable and environmentally friendly and they are everywhere. In France, more than 600 million aerosols are used each year.

Teaching people more about aerosols is still the CFA’s main mission.

Within the framework of its consumer education policy, the CFA provides all of the above material free of charge.

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In 2007, the CFA, which has been running consumer information campaigns for many years, is providing a new document “Découvertes” (Discoveries). Designed like a real newspaper and featuring plenty of illustrations, the magazine is entertaining, educational and contains a mine of information.

32 pages to Discover Aerosols...

You will find a full feature on sustainable development and the ecological issues of aerosols,

news, a section on new products, on technology and manufacturing secrets, portraits from the industrial world, a report on recycling and safety, and even a Quiz for young readers!

At the same time, the CFA continues to distribute documents about prevention.

A booklet on the correct use of aerosols
This booklet mainly focuses on how to use aerosols safely.
A DVD "L’aerosol aujourd’hui" (Aerosols today)
An educational film produced in 2000 in collaboration with the French Commission de Sécurité des Consommateurs. It presents current aerosol technology and the instructions consumers should follow to use them safely.
An information file about aerosol
8 technical data sheets about aerosols. The CFA, manufacturing, history, how aerosols work, recycling, the environment, advantages, the market, proper use.

 

 

Communication for younger generations

Since 2002, the CFA has stepped up its prevention campaign by producing a document for children aged between 8 and 13 :

A booklet : "Il était une fois... Les aérosols"
A comic strip book which tells children about the history of aerosols, how they work, and the safety precautions to be taken.

*Large amounts available free of charge for teachers