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 Operations
Management (Institute of Operations Management): REACH: are you
compliant?
The deadline has passed for companies
that manufacture or import in the EU phase-in (those already
pre-registered )substances in quantities above 100t a year to register
their chemicals with the European Chemicals Agency (ECHA). Many SMEs now
come under REACH this time and many of these companies will no doubt
have found the process of compliance complex ,time-consuming and
challenging....
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 Industrial
Compliance: Complying with REACH Document Delivery Challenges
The next REACH deadline 31st May will see EU companies that manufacture or import phase-in (those already pre-registered) substances in quantities above 100 tonnes a year needing to register their chemicals with the European Chemicals Agency ECHA. This move will bring many SMEs under the REACH umbrella........
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 Tank
Storage Magazine: Time to Reach out is ticking up
The countdown to the next
Registration ,Evaluation ,
Authorisation and restriction of
Chemicals(
Reach
) deadline
of 31Mayis underway ,
a time
for re-registered companies
that manufacture or import
EU phase-in substances in
quantitiesabove100tonnes
a year to register their
chemicals with the European
Chemicals Agency( ECHA).
........
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 Cosmetics
Business: REACH preparing for the next step
New REACH legislation comes into force on 31 May 2013. Malcolm Carroll, Director of REACH Delivery, looks at its impact and the challenges ahead for manufacturing companies required, along with other time consuming tasks........
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 Finishing
Magazine: Squaring up
When REACH - the EU System on Registration, Evaluation, Authorisation and Restrictions of Chemicals (REACH) came into force in 2007, it placed responsibility for the safe delivery and use of chemicals firmly onto the shoulders of the industry, making all parties in the supply chain from manufacturers, distributors through to downstream users directly responsible for the safety of the chemical substances they handle........
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 ACR
Today: European Chemicals Agency REACH Deadline Approaches
The countdown to the next REACH deadline of 31st May is definitely underway. This is the deadline for companies to register their chemicals with the European Chemicals Agency ECHA if they that manufacture or import within the EU, substances in quantities above 100 tonnes a year.......
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 Packaging
News: Countdown to REACH:
Complying with Document Delivery Challenges
Under REACH, the responsibility is firmly on suppliers to ensure that their customers are supplied with Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDS), exposure scenarios and other critical safety information, often with the requirement to actually deliver and update at regular intervals, rather than simply sending these documents. In addition the requirement to ensure that all internal personnel, that may come into contact with hazardous materials, are also provided with the most current (M)SDS, exposure scenarios etc. has increased record keeping and increased already time consuming tasks.......
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 NBT
Magazine: Countdown to REACH: Complying with Document Delivery Challenges
The countdown to the next REACH deadline of 31 May is definitely under way. This is the deadline for companies that manufacture or import in the EU phase-in (those already preregistered) substances in quantities above 100 tonnes a year to register their chemicals with the European Chemicals Agency ECHA. At this time many SMEs will come under REACH this time and many of these companies will no doubt be finding the process of compliance complex, time consuming and challenging.......
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Cosmetics Business: REACH
- preparing for the next step
 ... New REACH legislation came into force 1n 2013, requiring companies that manufacture or import phase-in substances (i.e. those already pre-registered) in quantities above 100 tonnes/year to register their chemicals and be fully compliant. The legislation has brought with it a raft of additional administrative requirements and challenges, notably the requirement to demonstrate compliance and most importantly prove it should any legal action arise.......
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 Industrial
Minerals:
Countdown to REACH complying with document delivery challenges
... Under REACH, the responsibility is firmly on suppliers to ensure that their customers are supplied with Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDS),
exposure scenarios and other critical safety information, often with the
requirement to actually deliver and update at regular intervals, rather
than simply sending these documents......
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 Bulk
Distributor:
REACH - getting document delivery right
The countdown to the next REACH deadline of 31 May is
definitely underway. This is the deadline for companies
that manufacture or import in the EU phase-in (those already
pre-registered) substances in quantities above 100 tonnes a year to register their chemicals with the European Chemicals
Agency (ECHA)...... View a copy of article
 Manufacturing
Chemist:
preparing for the next step
New REACH legislation will come into force on 31 May 2013, requiring companies that manufacture or import phase-in substances (i.e. those already pre-registered) in quantities above 100 tonnes/year to register their chemicals and be fully compliant. The legislation has brought with it a raft of additional administrative requirements and challenges, notably the requirement to demonstrate compliance and most importantly prove it should any legal action arise.
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 Manufacturing.Net:
Countdown To REACH Complying With Document Delivery Challenges
...The countdown to the next Registration, Evaluation, Authorisation and Restriction of Chemicals (REACH) deadline of 31st May is underway. This is the deadline for companies that manufacture or import in the EU phase-in (those already pre-registered) substances in quantities above 100 tonnes a year to register their chemicals with the European Chemicals Agency (ECHA)......
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 Speciality
Chemicals magazine: Delivering the documents
With the new year upon us, the chemicals industry is focusing its attention on the next REACH landmark. By 31 May 2013, companies that manufacture or import phase-in substances (i.e. those already pre-registered) in quantities above 100 tonnes/year will need to register their chemicals and be fully compliant. This stage of REACH will impact a greater number of companies and far more SMEs, many of whom will be finding the process of compliance complex, time-consuming and challenging.
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 Hazardous
Cargo Bulletin: Controlling compliance
HAZARD COMMUNICATION. New REACH provisions entering into force next year, as well as similar legislation
in other parts of the world, will place a strict requirement on chemical producers to ensure that SDSs are
not only properly prepared but received and understood by downstream parties.
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 Shipping
and Marine: How to Comply
When REACH -
the EU System on Registration, Evaluation, Authorisation and
Restrictions of Chemicals (REACH) came into force in 2007, it
placed responsibility on the safe shipping and distribution of
dangerous or hazardous goods in a highly regulated environment
firmly onto the shoulders of the industry making all parties in
the supply chain [..] directly responsible.
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 Polymers
and Paint Colour Journal: Compliance challenges
Complying
with REACH 2013 and other health and safety legislation is a
challenge for many organisations in the plastics industry - but
with the right system in place, companies can have peace of mind
they are compliant in terms of delivery of critical safety
information to their customers and employees. .....
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 Petroleum
Review: Compliance challenges
The next landmark for REACH (the
Registration, Evaluation, Authorisation
and Restriction of
Chemicals) compliance is 31 May 2013,
bringing tighter European controls on
the manufacture, movement and use of
dangerous or hazardous chemical products.
As with most other industries, the
oil sector has been widely impacted by
the phased introduction of REACH as it
is directly relevant to most petroleum
substances.....
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 Chemical
Weekly: Complying with chemical industry legislation:
Delivering safety information
Looking beyond the REACH legislation
in the EU, we have also seen a
wave of new REACH-like health and
safety regulations being established
outside the EU including China, Korea,
Turkey, Switzerland, etc. as well
as updated domestic health and safety
legislation, for example, in the USA
with updates to OSHA, Hazcom and
EPCRA....
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 Tank Storage: Tighter controls on chemicals increases
compliance challenges
The next landmark for the
Registration, Evaluation,
Authorisation and Restriction
of Chemicals (REACH)
compliance is 31 May 2013.
The legislation will bring tighter
European controls on the
manufacture, movement
and use of dangerous or
hazardous chemical products....
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 Industrial
Minerals: Squaring up to tougher global legislation - how
to comply
When REACH - the EU System on Registration, Evaluation, Authorisation and Restrictions of Chemicals (REACH) came into force in 2007, it placed responsibility for the safe delivery and use of chemicals firmly onto the shoulders of the industry, making all parties in the supply chain from manufacturers, distributors through to downstream users directly responsible for the safety of the chemical substances they handle...
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 European
Process Engineer: Gearing up for REACH 2013 - easing the
pressures for SMEs
The campaign
'REACH 2013' has been launched by the European Chemical Agency
and chemical manufacturers, importers and downstream users now
have to start preparing for the deadline. And time is
ticking...
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 Technical
Textiles International: May 2013 deadline looms large for
chemical registration in Europe
Another
significant deadline for Europe's regulations concerning
registration, evaluation, authorisation and restriction of
Chemicals (REACH) is rapidly approaching [and ] this one
will affect many smaller companies.
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 Chemical
Engineer: Reach 2013 easing the pressures on SMEs
May 2012: The campaign REACH 2013 - ACT Now! has now been launched by the European Chemical Agency and chemical manufacturers. Importers and downstream users now have to start preparing for the deadline. And time is ticking, says Malcolm Carroll.
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 Polymers
Paint Colour Journal: Gearing Up for Reach 2013
Almost
a year has flown by since the first phase of REACH registration
completed successfully, with manufacturers, importers and
distributors of over 1,000 tonnes of chemicals a year
registering their chemicals with the European Chemical Agency (ECHA).
Since that time, the chemical industry has shifted its focus
onto the next REACH landmark REACH 2013 registration.
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 Beverage
Innovation Magazine: Safer Use of Chemicals
Malcolm
Carroll, Director at REACH Delivery International, explains the
next phase in mandatory chemical registration within the
European Chemical Agency (ECHA).
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Preparing for Reach 2013 in the Plastic Industry
 March
2012: On 31 May 2013, the REACH
registration deadline will be upon us, meaning companies wishing
to register their products for REACH compliance need to be
making the necessary changes now. For polymer companies and
their clients, this may well involve altering the way in which
Safety Data Sheets (SDSs) are distributed as well as a host of
other administrative responsibilities.
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Tank Storage Magazine: Gearing Up for Reach 2013
Almost a year has flown by since
the first phase of REACH registration completed successfully,
with manufacturers, importers and distributors of over 1,000
tonnes of chemicals a year registering their chemicals with the
European Chemical Agency (ECHA). Since that time, the chemical
industry has shifted its focus onto the next REACH landmark
REACH 2013 registration.
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Gearing Up for Reach 2013
 February
2012: The European Union regulation
concerning the Registration, Evaluation, Authorisation and
restriction of Chemicals aimed at promoting the safer use of
chemicals has now been in place for five years and several
important milestones in its implementation have already passed.
However, a new deadline is ahead which involves downstream users
(bike and P&A makers, importers and distributors).
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Reach: Safety Data Sheet Management an Issue for
Smaller Companies
 At the European Commissions
Registration, Evaluation and Authorisation of Chemicals (Reach)
registration conference in September the European Chemicals
Agency introduced a new campaign, Reach 2013 Act Now!, in a
bid to ensure that chemical manufacturers, importers and
downstream users start preparing for the May 31, 2013 Reach
registration deadline now. One of the notable factors about the
2013 registration is that a far greater number of small and
medium sized enterprises (SMEs) will be affected.
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