REACH Registration

REACH Registration
12/3/2014

Green chemistry and innovation

Discover how chemical regulations like REACH can drive green chemistry innovation and promote safer alternatives. Learn how companies like Johnson & Johnson are adapting to comply with regulations and develop new, safer products. Find out how policy makers can support this shift towards safer chemicals.
REACH Registration
12/3/2014

Many companies do not understand REACH

REACH regulations are impacting industries across Europe, with many companies unaware of their obligations. Failure to comply could result in fines or production stoppages. Organizations are working to raise awareness and provide guidance for successful implementation.
REACH Registration
12/3/2014

REACH is 5 years old

In 2007, REACH announced a revolution in industry by reversing the burden of proof. For five years industrials have had to prove their substances were harmless, whereas before, the users had to prove their harmful effects.
REACH Registration

A guide to avoid animal testing in REACH registration

Learn about the issues surrounding animal testing in the REACH regulation and how companies can comply without using animals. Discover alternative testing methods approved by REACH and how to avoid animal testing for REACH 2018 registrations.
REACH Registration

Endocrine disruptors: a divisive definition

The European Commission's new definition of endocrine disruptors raises concerns about proving effects on human health, binary classification, hazard-based approach, and possible derogations. Civil society, scientists, and industry stakeholders have differing opinions on the proposed changes.
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The UK Parliament launches an inquiry on REACH and Brexit

The UK parliament's Environmental Audit Committee launches an inquiry on the future of environmental law post-Brexit, focusing on REACH. Three possible scenarios for chemicals regulation are discussed, including the implications for trade and industry. Prime Minister May's 'Great Repeal Bill' aims to convert EU laws into UK laws, but challenges remain. Learn more on this topic from Chemical Watch and ECHA's website.