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Most hazardous and most common chemicals registered
By the REACH deadline of 30 November 2010, 24,675 registration dossiers have been successfully submitted for 4,300 substances including nearly 3,400 phase-in substances. The final number of registrations and substances, including a breakdown of ‘phase-in' and ‘non phase-in' will be available when all submitted dossiers have been processed in the coming weeks. ECHA's website will regularly update the numbers of phase-in registrations and registered phase-in substances.
Press Release [PDF]
Press Memo - "The outcome of the first REACH Registration deadline"
Interview of Executive Director Geert Dancet and Director of Registration and IT tools, Christel Musset
Registration statistics
Information for registrants
News Alerts
1/12/2010
REACH amendment enters into force on 1 December 2010
The Classification, Labelling and Packaging Regulation foresaw a number of amendments to the REACH Regulation which take place on 1 December 2010, immediately after the first registration deadline. They will in particular impact on the information required for registering substances.
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30/11/2010
Three DCG web forms closed
ECHA closed three DCG web forms relating to certain exceptional situations. Other DCG web forms are relevant for registrants even after the deadline and will thus remain open
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26/11/2010
Charges for companies wrongly registering as SMEs
From 1 December 2010, ECHA will collect an administrative charge from registrants who wrongly claimed to be entitled to a fee reduction or a fee waiver. If ECHA concludes that the size of a company is larger than registered under REACH, the company will not only have to pay the difference in registration fee but also an administrative charge.
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On the web
1/12/2010
ECHA calls for information to avoid unnecessary animal testing
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1/12/2010
Questions & Answers on "Changes in requirements for registration dossiers submitted from 1 December 2010" are now available
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1/12/2010
Technical Questions and Answers on C&L Notifications are now published
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26/11/2010
REACH FAQ Update 3.2.1 – Substances in Stock
The outcome of the discussions regarding substances in stock held between the Commission, ECHA and the National Competent Authorities for REACH and CLP has been incorporated in the amending version of the existing FAQ 6.3.12. Manufacturers, importers, suppliers, downstream users and distributors should take note of this amended FAQ since it better clarifies their obligations under REACH
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