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EU REACH: Public Consultation Begins on List of Authorized Substances NO. 05/2009

  • 2009-05-08
EU REACH: Public consultation begins on the list of authorized substances.                     NO. 05/2009

The European Chemicals Agency (ECHA) launched a public consultation on January 14, 2009, for the draft first edition of the Recommended List of Authorized Substances (Annex XIV). Interested parties were able to submit their suggestions on the following topics via the ECHA website form by April 14, 2009:

ECHA's draft recommendations for 7 substances
Reasons why ECHA listed seven substances as priority items

The European Chemicals Agency recommends selecting substances from the candidate list of Substances of Very High Concern (SVHCs). The seven substances prioritized for inclusion are:

Xylene musk
短鏈氯化石蠟 (SCCP)
六溴環十二烷(HBCDD)及其異構物
二氨基二苯甲烷 (MDA)
鄰苯二甲酸二丁酯 (DBP)
鄰苯二甲酸甲苯基丁酯 (BBP)
鄰苯二甲酸二(2-乙基己基) 酯(DEHP)

In the first draft of the recommended list of authorized substances, the European Chemicals Agency further recommended the following:

To obtain authorization to use the substance, an application should be submitted within 24 to 30 months of its inclusion in Annex XIV of REACH.
Substances included in the list cannot be used 42 to 48 months after being added to the list.

 
Penalties
The REACH Directive requires member states to establish their own penalties; the following are countries that have already done so.

nationMaximum penalty
U.K.Fine and 2 years imprisonment
FranceFines and/or bans on product imports (regulations not yet announced).
GermanyFine and 5-year prison sentence
NetherlandsA fine of 670,000 euros was suspended, resulting in a six-year prison sentence.
SpainDraft penalty rules passed

ECHA may revise the draft recommendation based on suggestions gathered during the consultation period, taking into account the opinions of the Member States Committee. The final draft recommendation will then be submitted to the European Commission for a final decision.

SGS's solutions

Regarding the REACH Directive, SGS Group currently provides services including Sole Representative (OR), Substances of Very High Concern (SVHC) Testing, Material Safety Data Sheet (SDS) creation, Chemical Testing (physicochemical properties, toxicology, environmental toxicology), pre-registration services, registration services, and REACH education and training.

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ECHA Authorized Substances List Open for Public Consultation

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