Reach regulations for articles

Rapid Summary Reach Regulations for companies that sell articles in the EU

Are you a company that sells articles in the European Union (EU) market? Comply with Reach regulations is very important to ensure the safety of human health and the environment. This guide will give you a quick summary of the rules that you need to pay attention to.

1. Determine whether your article contains substances that need to be registered under Reach: If your article contains substances intended to be released and the amount of these substances is above one ton per year, you need to comply with the registration obligation to the Reach article based on Article 7 (1).
2. Identification of very dangerous substances (SVHC) in your article: If your article contains SVHC in a concentration of more than 0.1% (B/B) and is included in the list of SVHC candidates for authorization, you need to convey the name of the substance and instructions for the use of safe to your customers based on Article 33 Reach. In addition, you must send information about this article to the Scip Database based on the Waste Framework Directive.
3. Tell the European Chemical Agency (ECHA) If you market articles containing SVHC: If your article contains SVHC in a concentration of more than 0.1% (B/B) and the number of substances per year above one ton, you must tell Echa in accordance with Article 7 (2) Reach.
4. Check whether your article contains limited substances: Companies that place articles in the EU market must ensure that the article does not contain substances that are limited according to Appendix XVII Reach.

To ensure compliance, it is important to work with Reach consultants or consider the use of chemical supply chain management solutions such as complymarkets.

How complymarket can help you:

• Complydoc: is a smart IT solution and the first open source for the management of sustainability of supply, chemical compliance, and products to gather information from suppliers.
• Reach education and training.
• Ad Hoc Reach Consultation.

In addition, it is recommended to remain the latest with the latest information and guidelines by visiting the Echa website onEcha-Website.

By following this regulation, you will not only comply with EU requirements, but also build a reputation as a responsible and obedient company.