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Posted By schui
Hi
We are planning on using a proven chemical thats used in the States (hasnt been used anywhere else)
if we want to ship it from the US has the supplier of the chemical to register it with ECHA
I am a having a very difficult time trying to convince them that they do
Can some please advise me
please dont point in the direction of the ECHA website or equivalent
I need info from someone that knows what they talking about as I have a number of differnet stories from people in the business and all differ
thanks in advance
John
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Posted By Haggis JM
I believe that the US manufacturer / supplier will have to appoint an 'only supplier' within the EU if they are supplying more than 1 t.p.a. This person or organisation will act as the middleman and register (too late now for pre-registration!) any 'substances' with ECHA.
Remember that it is the pure component chemicals (substances) which are registered, not the resultant blend (preparation).
Until this is done the chemical cannot be brought into the EU/EEA area.
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Posted By Chris Packham
Basically correct, except that there is provision within REACH for pre-registration for a substance that has not yet been introduced into the EU.
Note that REACH is only concerned with single substances so if the chemical contains more than one substance, i.e. is a preparation, then each substance will have to be pre-registered separately.
Chris
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Posted By schui
Thanks guys for your help
much appreciated
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