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EU chemicals body hands over to ECHA
29-Apr-2008
The European Chemicals Bureau, the EU's main repository for information on risk assessment,classification and labelling, testing methodologies and related legal and software developments, has issued a statement marking both its 15 year anniversary and its formal handover to the European Chemicals Agency (ECHA) from 1 June. Much of the work in developing REACH guidance and software has bene undertaken until now under the auspices of the ECB but responsibility now lies with ECHA.
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Chemical Watch Forum
- ECHA decision letters delay - Chris Braun
- Amendments to REACH Annex I and XIII - Nik Robinson
- Use of Chesar tool - Ineke Gubbels
- The importance of confidential business information - Ernie Rosenberg
- Reduced supply and choice of suppliers due to non-registration - Jon Hughes
- SIEF costs vary widely - Anon
- Who is the importer for REACH in complex supply chains - Anon
- CLP and empty diamonds: what’s the right approach? - Michael Paetzold
- "On the shelves" and "placed on the market" - PGO
- Use of NONS data: is it free, or do you need an agreement? - Franck Thiebault
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