
The Impacts of REACH & GHS on your Supply Chain / Manufacturing Processes
December 2nd, 2010 2:00pm ET (New York)

Article published in Speciality Chemicals Magazine. "REACH requires manufacturers to learn much more about their materials", says Jean-Grégoire Manoukian of Atrion International
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The long-awaited EU REACH Regulation (EC) No.1907/2006 was published on the 18th of December 2006—setting out new requirements for the control of chemicals throughout the EU. While some provisions came into force on June 1st 2007, the majority of the provisions were delayed until June 1st 2008, June 1st 2009, with a final provision to be implemented in 2018. Rules-Based Regulatory Document GenerationAtrion helps companies meet REACH Legislation requirements by providing software and services that not only ensure product compliance but that also enable the generation of rules-based regulatory documents by leveraging Atrion’s Product Compliance Solution. Supply Chain CommunicationDo You Know Your Suppliers’ REACH Registration Intentions?The lack of knowledge about whether or not your suppliers intend to register substances impacted by REACH can have serious consequences on your business. Can you count on your supplier to register? Will you need to change your supplier? Will you need to change your formula? Will you need to register the substances yourself? These are some of the possible registration scenarios that could impact your business. Understanding the intent of your supplier is critical. Regulatory ServicesOur Regulatory Services consultants can assist with the preparation of Substance Portfolio Analysis, a critical activity to help analyze supply chains and the impact of substances for REACH Pre-Registration and Registration. Customized Training Seminars or Webinars on REACH and IUCLID are also provided. |