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21 September 2011
REACH Conference 23 September 2011
What did we achieve in 2010 - how can we ease the way for 2013?
Organised by the European Commission, the conference aims to assess what we have learnt during the 2010 registration procedure, both in terms of the early results of the REACH Regulation and in terms of our processes. The conference will highlight what went well and where improvements are needed to ease the way for the 2013 registration deadline.
The event will be webstreamed at:
http://webcast.ec.europa.eu/eutv/portal/index.html
The webcast will be available in the following six languages: DE, EN, ES, FR, IT and PL. There will be a possibility to communicate directly with the conference room, to send your questions to the panelists, or to make brief comments – preferably in English.
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21/09/2011
ECHA publishes the analysis of substances that were not registered by the first deadline despite the reported intentions
Some 1500 substances, identified to be registered according to a survey carried out in April 2010, were not registered by the first registration deadline. The Directors' Contact Group (DCG) agreed to conduct an analysis of the reasons, and ECHA publishes the results today.
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21/9/2011
Removal of invalid pre-registrations
ECHA supports the data sharing process between registrants by removing invalid pre-registrations from its database.
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20/09/2011
RAC adopts seven scientific opinions
The Committee for Risk Assessment (RAC) has adopted opinions on seven proposals for harmonised classification and labelling across Europe during its 17th meeting, held from 13-16 September 2011 in Helsinki.
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20/9/2011
SEAC adopts three scientific opinions on lead, mercury and phenylmercuries
The Committee for Socio-economic Analysis (SEAC) has adopted opinions on three restriction proposals during its 12th meeting, held from 13-15 September 2011 in Helsinki.
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19/9/2011
Public consultation on a report proposing restrictions on four phthalates
Calls for comments are requested on a restriction proposal for four classified phthalates, DEHP, BBP, DBP and DIBP. The six-month public consultation on the restriction report will conclude on 16 March 2012. ECHA, however, encourages interested parties to send in their comments by 16 December 2011.
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15/9/2011
ECHA calls for information to avoid unnecessary animal testing: 34 substances
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ECHA's ongoing procurements
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Jobs at ECHA
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