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Submitting a PCN notification does not necessarily mean you have fulfilled all your national obligations. Read this article to learn everything you need to know for a successful PCN declaration!
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This blog provides an overview of the regulatory processes and costs associated with obtaining marketing authorisation for biocidal products in the EU, including national, mutual recognition, and EU-wide authorisations. It also details the specific fees set by the French government for various authorisation evaluations.
In 2014, ECHA proposed 15 SVHCs for public consultation, approved by Member States in 2015. Substances not on the Authorisation list will be reconsidered later. These SVHCs pose health and environmental risks, with final inclusion in Annex XIV to be decided by the European Commission.
Explore the definition and regulation of biocides, including biocidal products, active substances, and treated articles under the EU Biocide Products Regulation. Learn about compliance requirements for manufacturing and importing biocides in various scenarios.
Learn about the CLP regulation changes and label requirements. Understand hazard pictograms, H and P phrases, and EUH information. Discover specificities for biocidal products, treated articles, detergents, paints, and sprays.
Learn about IUCLID, a tool for REACH registration and Biocidal Products Regulation. IUCLID 6 beta version introduces changes in IT environment, user management, and data organization. The final version will be easier to install with new features and support. ECHA's Helpdesk is available for questions.
A detailed summary of biocidal regulations and upcoming changes in November 2014. As this content is more topical than ever, we are making it available to manufacturers wishing to prepare for compliance. The entire publication can be downloaded in PDF format.