The Forum for Exchange of Information on Enforcement will prepare and execute a fifth coordinated enforcement project (REF-5) focusing on obligations related to extended safety data sheets (e-SDSs), exposure scenarios, risk management measures and operational conditions. Previous enforcement experience indicated that SDSs were often non-compliant. Therefore, the Forum considers it important to focus enforcement efforts in this area particularly on checking the operation of the new mechanisms introduced by REACH, such as the provision of exposure scenarios. The precise scope of the project will be defined during the preparatory phase, with the project inspections executed in 2017 and results expected in 2018.
The Forum also chose 14 specific restriction entries for its fourth coordinated enforcement project (REF-4). The list is available here. Each participating Member State will choose restrictions from this list which are most relevant to their national priorities and market situation and only report inspections related to these chosen restrictions. The REF-4 inspections will take place in 2016 and the report will be available in 2017.
The implementation of the Turkish REACH legislation goes into the next phase.
Since December 23, 2017 Turkey is in the process of implementing the “Regulation on the Registration, Evaluation, Authorization and Restriction of Chemicals” (KKDIK). The registration process for substances that are manufactured or placed on the Turkish market, either as such or in mixtures or in articles with an intended release of at least 1 ton per year, is divided into 2 phases:
Pre-registration: before 31 December...
Seit dem 23. Dezember 2017 befindet sich die Türkei im Prozess der Implementierung der nationalen REACH Gesetzgebung, der „Regulation on the Registration, Evaluation, Authorisation and Restriction of Chemicals“ (KKDIK). Der Registrierungsprozess für Stoffe, die entweder als solche oder in Gemischen oder in Erzeugnissen mit einer beabsichtigten Freisetzung von mindestens 1 Tonne pro Jahr hergestellt oder auf dem türkischen Markt in Verkehr gebracht werden, ist in 2 Phase geteilt:
Vor-Regi...
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