Products and services
For REACH and businesses:
We identify the obligations linked to their activity, study how to bring them into compliance and evaluate the consequences of non-compliance.
We stimulate strategic thinking within the supply chain.
We draw up an action plan and manage the compliance project, coordinating the company’s REACH dossiers with the specialists involved (laboratories and lawyers), actors in the supply chain and the authorities.

REACH implementation and monitoring

For producers of chemical substances: REACH Consortium management, Communication within SIEFs (Substance Information Exchange Forums); Data inventory; Organisation of Relationships with technical consultants, Associations, Consortia, with ECHA (European Chemical Agency)

For downstream users: Communication with SIEF (Substance Information Exchange Forum), support for achieving compliance with REACH obligations, Identification of actions to be undertaken, Action Plans, Implementation (by subcontracting when required) and Monitoring

For product suppliers : Support for finding the mandatory information to be circulated in the supply chain or to ECHA depending on tonnages and the nature of the substances contained in the products (where appropriate, preoccupying substances or substances > 1 tonne/year per P/I destined to be emitted as waste under normal or foreseeable conditions of use)

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REACH = « Registration, Evaluation, Authorisation of CHemicals » The REACH REGULATION (CE) N° 1907/2006 came into force on 1 June 2007 and is directly applicable in all Member States of the European Union. It concerns the producers, importers and users of chemical substances placed on the European market. It specifies a series of obligations concerning the definition of environmental and human risks posed by those substances.
The time limits for these obligations are linked to the volumes placed on the market, and mandatory information must be submitted to ECHA at the following times:
-1 December 2010 for substances produced in quantities = or > 1000 tonnes/year, for highly toxic substances to aquatic organisms (R50/53) produced at a rate of 11 tonnes/year or more and for substances which are carcinogenic, mutagenic or toxic for reproduction Cat 1 & 2 produced at a rate of 1 tonne/year or more
-1 June 2013 for substances produced in quantities = or > 100 tonnes/year
-1 June 2018 for substances produced in quantities = or > 1 tonne/year
REACH Regulations specifically define the obligations of producers and users with regard to their suppliers, their downstream clients/users and to the ECHA Chemical Agency based in Helsinki.