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REACH registration need to pay attention to what?

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2024-04-15 14:24

When registering for REACH, companies need to pay attention to the following key issues:

1. Update SDS in time: After completing REACH registration, be sure to update SDS (Safety Data Sheet) in time and add REACH registration number to it. This registration number is a string of Arabic numerals starting with 01. Enterprises can verify its authenticity on the EU REACH website. If the registered substance has a hazard classification and the registered tonnage exceeds 10 tons/year, an exposure scenario section for the use of the substance must be added to the SDS.

2. Consistency of product use: The purpose of the product purchased by the customer must be included in the registration file and cannot be changed at will. For example, if intermediate registration is selected during registration, the use of the product is limited to intermediates and cannot be used for other purposes.

Substances of concern enter CoRAP: Substances that may be hazardous to human health or the environment are regularly assessed by the EU and identified by providing additional data and exposure. This program is called CoRAP (EU Rolling Bar Program). Registrants need to pay attention to whether their registered substances are listed in the program and may have to pay additional fees for testing. If substances are added to the authorization list due to higher risks, later export operations may be seriously affected.

4. Fulfilling SVHC notification or authorization obligations: According to REACH regulations, if a substance is identified as a substance of high concern (SVHC), the enterprise has the obligation to notify ECHA and obtain authorization under certain conditions.

Select an OR (representative only): For producers or importers in non-EU countries, it is important to select an OR located in the EU. This OR will submit a registration application to the European Chemicals Agency (ECHA) on your behalf and ensure the accuracy and compliance of all information.

6. Accurate provision of substance information: The collection and accurate provision of information on all chemical substances used in the product, including name, CAS number, proportion of ingredients, use, etc., is a key step in the registration process. This information will be used to assess the hazards and risks of the substance and to decide whether it needs to be registered.

7. Compliance with registration schedule and fee requirements: According to the requirements of REACH regulations, enterprises need to complete registration within the specified time and pay the corresponding registration fee. The amount of the fee depends on the number of substances registered and the level of registration.

Ensuring registration compliance: When registering for REACH, companies should ensure that all information and documents provided are true, accurate and complete to meet the requirements of regulations. Any false or misleading information may result in registration failure or legal penalties.

To sum up, REACH registration is a complex and important process. Enterprises need to fully understand the regulatory requirements and follow the correct steps and precautions to ensure the smooth progress of registration. At the same time, enterprises should also cooperate with professional certification bodies or lawyers to obtain more detailed and professional guidance and help.

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