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ESPR regulations for product durability: new requirements to anticipate

The Ecodesign for Sustainable Products Regulation (ESPR) is a European Union (EU) law designed to promote the sustainability of products by integrating environmental criteria right from the design phase.

Substance Traceability

Ban on the intentional use of mercury in the European Union

A provisional political agreement has been reached between the European Parliament and the Council on the proposed revision of the regulation on mercury in dental amalgams and other products.

REACH Registration

7/16/2021

Registrations: ECHA launches compliance checks following latest REACH updates

ECHA should launch compliance checks on REACH registration dossiers that should have been updated in recent months. The European Commission had indeed defined deadlines by which the updates of the dossiers should be done. Here are our tips to ensure your compliance!

REACH Registration

6/10/2021

Downstream User Import Notification (DUIN): how to proceed?

UK-based companies that were downstream users or distributors under EU REACH before the end of the Brexit transition period have now become importers under UK REACH. These companies have to submit a DUIN (Downstream User Import Notification) to the HSE: find out how!

REACH Registration

6/7/2021

UK business: how does Brexit and UK REACH affect your obligations?

Since Brexit, the European REACH regulation has been transcribed into UK law. As a result, businesses, particularly those based in the UK, may have seen their roles change and their responsibilities change under the new UK REACH.

REACH Registration

4/5/2021

UK REACH: I missed the grandfathering deadline: what should I do?

With the entry into force of UK REACH following the UK's exit from Europe, a number of obligations and deadlines have arisen for companies in the chemical sector. One of these deadlines was 30th April: grandfathering. It allowed for an extension of time before full registration was required. Did you miss this deadline? Don't panic! We explain what to do.

Biocides

2/3/2021

ADBAC/BKC and DDAC: Towards an approval of both active substances?

Last October, the Biocidal Products Committee (BPC) backed the approval of two biocidal active substances: ADBAC/BKC and DDAC. In concrete terms, this means that these substances will be approved in the coming years and that the preparation of the corresponding marketing authorisation dossiers must be started.

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Featured articles

ESPR regulations for product durability: new requirements to anticipate

Ban on the intentional use of mercury in the European Union

Registrations: ECHA launches compliance checks following latest REACH updates

Downstream User Import Notification (DUIN): how to proceed?

UK business: how does Brexit and UK REACH affect your obligations?

UK REACH: I missed the grandfathering deadline: what should I do?

ADBAC/BKC and DDAC: Towards an approval of both active substances?

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ESPR regulations for product durability: new requirements to anticipate

Ban on the intentional use of mercury in the European Union

Understanding the REACH regulation n°1907/2006 on chemical substances

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