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UK downstream users must adapt to UK REACH regulations post-Brexit. Options include appointing an only representative or registering substances themselves. EcoMundo offers assistance in the UK REACH registration process to ensure compliance. EU downstream users purchasing from UK-based companies must also take action to avoid becoming importers under EU REACH. Key points for compliance include checking obligations, appointing an only representative if necessary, and understanding stakeholder intentions.
The chemical industry in particular is impacted by the implementation of the UK REACH regulation, the British counterpart to the EU REACH regulation, at the end of the transition period on 1 January 2021.
Learn about the deadlines for notifying the Health and Safety Executive for UK REACH registration. Find out when to complete your registration based on tonnage and substance type. Learn how to navigate these deadlines and requirements.
Prepare for changes in UK REACH regulations starting January 2021. UK companies, EU exporters, and non-EU exporters to the UK will be affected. Learn about obligations and where to get help with UK REACH registrations. Anticipate and comply with new requirements to avoid disruptions.
Learn about the requirements linked to the SCIP database, including reporting obligations for manufacturers, assemblers, importers, and distributors of articles containing SVHC. SCIP aims to improve transparency on hazardous substances in articles and reduce waste.
The REACH Committee has voted on the CTAC authorisation for chromium trioxide, setting an end date of 21st September 2024 for most uses, except decorative hard chromium plating. The European Commission will formalize the decision, requiring downstream users to notify ECHA.
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