By 31st May 2018, low-volume chemicals manufactured and imported in the EU must be registered with ECHA, in order to continue to be legally on the market. This closes the 10-year transition period foreseen in the REACH Regulation for existing chemicals.
By 31st May 2018, low-volume chemicals manufactured and imported in the EU must be registered with ECHA, in order to continue to be legally on the market. This closes the 10-year transition period foreseen in the REACH Regulation for existing chemicals.
For more information on the REACH registration deadline, please see ECHA’s REACH 2018 or contact the chemicals helpdesk at chemicals@hsa.ie.
Chemspec Europe 2017 is the International Exhibition for Fine and Speciality Chemicals. From 31 May – 1 June 2017, about 390 exhibitors from 29 countries will meet at the Munich Trade Fair Centre for their major sourcing.
Chemspec Europe 2017 is the International Exhibition for Fine and Speciality Chemicals. From 31 May – 1 June 2017, about 390 exhibitors from 29 countries will meet at the Munich Trade Fair Centre for their major sourcing.
All chemical products placed on the market have to be labelled in accordance with the Classification, Labelling and Packaging (CLP) Regulation by 1 June 2017. This marks the end of the transitional period for labelling mixtures. If you still have products on your shelves with labels following the requirements of the previous legislation, you must now make sure that the products are either no longer placed on the market, or that they are re-labelled in accordance with CLP.
All chemical products placed on the market have to be labelled in accordance with the Classification, Labelling and Packaging (CLP) Regulation by 1 June 2017. This marks the end of the transitional period for labelling mixtures. If you still have products on your shelves with labels following the requirements of the previous legislation, you must now make sure that the products are either no longer placed on the market, or that they are re-labelled in accordance with CLP.
For further information please see ECHA’s CLP website
