Abstract
In the textile sector, synthetic dyes are crucial. However, dyes pose a serious
threat to all organisms because of their toxicity. Environmental concerns have grown
over the non-selective and excessive usage of these dyestuffs. These colours have the
potential to be harmful in terms of behaviour, biology, chemistry, physicality, and
radiation. The toxicity of the dyes can be classified as acute (short-term effect) or
chronic (long-term damage). In order to establish criteria for the regulation of dyes
when they come into contact with humans and other living things, toxicity analyses of
dyes are therefore required. In a toxicology study, the reaction of an organism to a
specific dye at different concentrations is compared to the reaction of the same
organisms not exposed to the dye. The toxic effects of an experimental substance are
revealed by toxicity testing on numerous biological systems. The producers utilize this
evaluation to determine the dye's toxicity and whether it has carcinogenic or non-carcinogenic effects.
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