REACH240 Type SVHC Dongguan REACH240 report

On 23 January 2024, the European Chemicals Management Agency (ECHA) officially announced the implementation of the 30th batch of 5 SVHC high concern substances. So far, the total number of SVHC high concern substances (also known as the list of candidate authorized substances) is item REACH240 SVHC. Eu ECHA At present, the third-party laboratory has the testing capability of 240 substances, which can provide enterprises with complete SVHC testing scheme and one-stop REACH service solutions, and help enterprises cope with regulatory updates.

REACH regulatory background Under REACH regulations, companies may have legal obligations when their substantive content is on the list of candidates-whether itself, mixture ink or items. Any supplier supplying any item containing more than 0.1% of the candidate substances by weight provides sufficient information to its customers and consumers for safe use. Importers and producers of articles containing the candidate listed substances shall notify the European Chemicals Agency within six months from the date of inclusion in the list (23 January 2024). Suppliers of the substances on the candidate list (supplied by themselves or in a mixture) shall provide an SDS safety data sheet to their customers.

More information on these obligations and related tools is available on the website of the Commission. Factory / enterprise responsibilities: ⒈⒊⒊O②⑥⒈⒎⒉O⒈ According to REACH regulations: For the SVHC included in the candidate list, the manufacturer and exporter are required to notify the European Chemicals Agency (ECHA) within six months from the date of the SVHC candidate list if the following two conditions are met. I. [] The content of the substance in the article exceeds 1 ton / year / the manufacturer or exporter; And ii. [] The percent weight concentration of the substance in the article is greater than 0.1%. Products within the EU can fulfill the obligations of REACH regulations before being legally produced or imported. SVHC notification is also one of the important review content, if not meeting the SVHC notification obligations to face fines or other punishment measures. Moreover, the EU is gradually strengthening its control over SVHC, including but not limited to market spot check supervision and the release of SCIP tools. From 5 January 2021, goods suppliers will notify ECHA's SCIP database of the substances of high concern in their products in accordance with the Waste Framework Directive. Product testing and release recommendations As the list of SVHC candidates is constantly updated, enterprises face more and more control requirements. Enterprises need to improve the risk awareness of their products. Within six months after the material is included in the SVHC candidate list (from January 23,2024), qualified enterprises need to complete the SVHC notification in the goods. It is recommended that companies investigate the supply chain as soon as possible to calmly respond to regulatory changes.） Information source: EU Chemicals Agency ECH