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2 February 2011
ECHA improves transparency of dossier evaluation
REACH requires that new testing of a substance involving vertebrate animals should only be carried out as a last resort. To ensure that the best use has been made of existing information REACH obliges ECHA to take account of scientifically valid information received from third parties when preparing its decision on a testing proposal. In February 2011 ECHA will start to publish brief conclusions drawn from the information provided by third parties. This information will be published after the adoption of the final testing proposal decision.
News Alert to industry
Testing proposal public consultation web page
Practical Guide 12: How to communicate with ECHA in dossier evaluation
News Alerts
2/2/2011
Updated IUCLID dissemination plug-in available
Registrants using a category approach can now also check what will be published on ECHA's website from their dossiers.
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31/1/2011
EU inspectors trained on REACH and CLP duties of downstream users
On 26 January 2011, the coordinators of national inspectors were trained on the REACH and CLP duties of downstream users of chemicals. The role of downstream users in providing information on substances - their hazards and the risks associated with using them - is crucial.
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On the web
2/2/2011
ECHA will organise its Sixth Stakeholders' Day on 17-18 May 2011, in Helsinki
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31/1/2011
ECHA publishes a corrigendum of the Guidance on Registration
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26/1/2011
ECHA calls for information on nine substances to avoid unnecessary animal testing
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