REACH Authorization

REACH Authorization
10/8/2024

Latest Regulatory News on Chrome VI: Impact for Users

Discover the impact of the C-144/21 ruling on CrVI authorization requests in Europe. Learn about the stricter requirements for demonstrating the absence of alternatives and the consequences for pending dossiers. Stay informed on the regulatory changes affecting the use of hexavalent chromium in various industries.
REACH Authorization
12/5/2023

Postponement of the DEHP ban in medical devices: new dates

The European Commission postponed the ban on DEHP in medical devices due to concerns about its adverse health effects. Learn about the regulation changes and deadlines for authorization to use DEHP in medical devices. Find out more about DEHP and its effects.
REACH Authorization
6/26/2023

The EC authorizes certain uses of 4-tert-OPnEO and 4-NPnEO

The European Commission has authorized specific uses of 4-tert-OPnEO and 4-NPnEO, substances of very high concern, for in vitro diagnostic and life science kits until 2031. These substances, used in various industrial and medical applications, are listed due to their environmental risks.
REACH Authorization
5/22/2023

8 SVHCs recommended for REACH authorization list, including lead

ECHA recommends adding 8 SVHC to the REACH authorization list to eventually ban their use in Europe. Lead is a key substance under consideration. Learn more about the process and implications of this recommendation.
REACH Authorization
8/31/2020

Authorisations and restrictions: how legislation promotes substituting harmful substances

A study by ECHA reveals that most European companies are substituting harmful substances, driven by regulatory measures like REACH restrictions and authorisations. Consumer demand, corporate image, and sustainability policies also significantly influence this shift towards greener alternatives.
REACH Authorization
2/14/2020

11 substances added to REACH annex XIV

The European Commission recently officially adopted the regulation amending REACH Regulation (EC) N° 1907/2006 with the addition of 11 new entries to the list of substances subject to authorisation. It will come into force on 27th February. By comparison with the draft regulation published in February 2019, one substance was removed.