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In the framework of the REACH regulation, Denmark recently published a press release deploring the quality of registration files and in favor of greater severity on the part of the competent authorities.
Learn about the key requirements of the REACH Regulation for chemical substances in the European market. Discover the steps to create a successful registration dossier and the roles of Lead and Member Registrants. Understand the deadlines, costs, and strategies for a smooth registration process.
Bisphenol A (BPA) has been added to the Candidate List and Annex XVII of the REACH Regulation due to its reproductive health risks. California has launched a database of BPA-containing products, while France offers support for BPA substitution.
Learn about the different levels of toxicity: acute, chronic, and sub-acute. Discover how ECHA's study on oral toxicity shows a correlation between sub-acute and acute toxicity.
12 new substances will be added to Annex XIV of REACH by mid-2017, impacting various industries in Europe. These substances have specific toxicological properties, requiring dedicated methodologies for exposure assessment and risk characterization. Learn more about REACH Authorisation and substance securing services.
The EU has reached a final agreement on conflict minerals regulation, mandating due diligence for importers of tin, tungsten, tantalum, and gold from high-risk areas. While larger firms are encouraged to report sourcing practices, smaller importers are exempt to avoid excessive burdens.
