Safer Chemicals Conference 2020, Helsinki - Main contents

How are we delivering on safer chemicals?

How can companies prepare for the new EU obligations on chemicals kicking in next year?

Watch our event for advice on how your company can contribute to protecting the health and environment of EU citizens.

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Questions and answers

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    Previous consultations on ECHA’s Executive Director Requests to the Committees
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    ECHA's Executive Director Requests to the Committees
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    Annex III inventory
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    Transitional Measures
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    PBT/vPvB assessments under the previous EU chemicals legislation
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    REACH registration statistics
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The European Chemicals Agency (ECHA) works for the safe use of chemicals. It implements the EU's groundbreaking chemicals legislation, benefiting human health, the environment and innovation and competitiveness in Europe.

What it does

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  Help companies comply with specific EU legislation on chemicals or biocides:

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    REACH
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    Classification, Labelling & Packaging (CLP)
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    Biocidal Products Regulation (BPR)
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    Prior Informed Consent Regulation (PIC).
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  Cooperate with international organisations & stakeholders to promote safe use of chemicals
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  Provide information on chemicals & their safe use through a unique free database
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  Work with the European Commission & EU governments to identify substances that give cause for concern & take decisions on EU-level risk management
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  Encourage innovation in the chemical industry by replacing substances that give cause for concern.