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REACh – Registration

Under REACh, manufacturers and importers are responsible for registering their chemicals that are manufactured or imported in quantities > 1 t per year and determining their safe use. This means that manufacturers and importers must assess the risks of the substances manufactured and placed on the market and take measures for safe handling. For downstream users, only uses that have been found to be safe are permitted. This means that downstream users are responsible for ensuring that their own use is taken into account during registration.

For registration according to REACh, a technical dossier and, for substances with a volume > 10 tons per year, a chemical safety report must also be submitted to the European Chemicals Agency (ECHA). Without registration, further use or marketing is excluded.

 

Our consultation and support services

  • Advice on elements of the REACh Regulation
  • Impact analysis
  • Communication within SIEF and with consortia
  • Preparation and submission of the inquiry (Echa request) for registration
  • Preparation of the registration dossier with IUCLID 6
  • Literature research and procurement of relevant data
  • Advice and use of intelligent strategies
    • QSAR (Qualitative and Quantitative Structure Analysis)
    • Data waiving
    • Read-across substances
  • Assistance with laboratory searches for studies to be carried out
  • Commissioning of necessary studies
  • Preparation of the chemical safety report (for substances > 10 t/a)
  • Exposure assessment and risk characterization for humans and the environment (for hazardous substances > 10 t/a)
  • Submission of the dossier to the ECHA
  • Communication with the authorities (ECHA, BAuA)

European Chemicals Agency
Federal Institute for Occupational Safety and Health
German REACH-CLP-Biozid Helpdesk of the Federal Authorities