Monthly Briefing – November 2010 issue
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- Geraint Roberts explains what companies must do to comply with the Chinese regulations for notifying new substances which recently came into force;
- Reporting from Cefic's Responsible Care conference, Geraint Roberts examines how companies in different parts of the value chain are responding toconsumer perceptions of chemical risks;
- Nanosilver may be raising concernsbut REACH is unlikely to deliver information on its uses, hazards and potential and risks for many years, says Geraint Roberts;
- Sean Milmo reports on moves to improve the quality of data by ensuring that databases are validated and regularly updated;
- Brussels-based lawyer Marcus Navin-Jones sets out the main provisions of Turkey's new chemicals notification regulation and what importers must do in the next few months;
- Mark Meesters of REACHCentrum offers his thoughts on how the management of consortia and SIEFs could be improved;
- Chris Bryce of insurance broker Marsh advises chemical companies to check if their policies cover claims involving substances of very high concern (SVHCs);
- Dr REACH, Steffen Erler, looks at the roles of the large number of experts that are needed to complete a REACH registration dossier;
- Mayer Brown's Jean-Philippe Montfort explains what companies must do to comply with the requirements of the Commission Regulation on the compilation of safety data sheets;
- In this month's Guest Column, Andy Igrejas of NGO coalition Safer Chemicals, Healthy Families argues that the mid-term elections will have less bearing on US chemicals policy than forces outside Congress.
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