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ArticleWhat Does CLP Mean for Retailers?
Any retailer who sells paint, nail varnish remover, bleach or washing powder will have seen the orange and black warning symbols which adorn the packaging of these chemically based products. The main responsibility for deciding what label goes on these products is the job of the manufacturer or importer who first places the chemical on the market.
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ArticleManaging REACH: Communication is key
Ideal training for Dwonstream Users. If you use a chemical substance, either on its own or in a preparation, in the course of your business activities you are a downstream user under EU/GB REACH.
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ArticleWriting your Chemical Safety Report
Anyone that is involved in REACH and registering a substance in a tonnage band greater than 10 tonnes per year or an SVHC, will need to write a chemical safety report (CSR) to support their registration.
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ArticleUK and EU REACH Registration: Inquiry and the Next Steps
This workshop will be of particular interest to companies that need to register before manufacture or import of substance(s).
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ArticleImporting goods into the EU/UK, managing your SVHC obligations
Every product is made from substances, and substances in articles need to be “registered” if they are intended to be released.
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ArticleChemical Industries Association Manifesto 2024
Britain’s chemical industry fuelling UK growth - a plan for the next Government.
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ArticleEconomics and Business Surveys
Our CIA Business Survey helps us to identify emerging trends, highlight operating conditions for chemical manufacturers and advocate for your interests to government and media.
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ArticleGovernance
Governance and policy areas are set by the CIA’s Board and Council, elected from membership. Our Board is responsible for the governance of the CIA. Martin Ashcroft, Managing Director at Tata Chemicals Europe is the elected President of the CIA.
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ArticleWhat the CIA does
As a membership organisation funded by subscription, we are committed to establishing the UK as the location of choice for industry growth.
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Materiality assessment
Materiality is the defining of priorities relevant to the activities of an organisation, incorporating the views of multiple stakeholders. It helps define what sustainability means for an organisation and helps develop or review sustainability programmes.
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European Chemical Industry views on the future-relationship negotiations between the EU and the UK
Following the UK’s departure from the European Union on 31st January 2020, both sides are now engaged in the future-relationship negotiations during the transition period. A priority in these negotiations is the conclusion of a trade agreement that will be the core of the future economic relationship. In 2018 bilateral ...
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REACH related issues in the future relationship between the EU-27 and the United Kingdom
Following the UK’s departure from the European Union on 31st January 2020, both sides are now engaged in the future-relationship negotiations during the transition period. A priority in these negotiations is the conclusion of a trade agreement that will be the core of the future economic relationship. In 2018 bilateral ...
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Rules of Origin for Chemical Chapters 28 to 40 in context of the EU-UK negotiations
Following the UK’s departure from the European Union on 31st January 2020 and the transition period, both sides are negotiating a future trade relationship. A priority in these negotiations is the conclusion of a trade agreement that will be the core of the future economic relationship. Rules of Origin is ...
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ArticleYour REACH Basics summary
The Registration, Evaluation, Authorisation and restriction of Chemicals (REACH) Regulation entered into force in 2007. Since its inception, manufacturers and importers have registered more than 22,000 unique substances; over 200 substances have been added to the Candidate List, and many amendments to the lists of restrictions and substances subject to ...
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ArticleThe “A” of REACH
Authorisation is a process in REACH to identify and manage substances of very high concern (SVHCs) by promoting their substitution with less hazardous alternatives. The SVHCs which are subject to Authorisation are listed in Annex XIV to REACH, commonly known as the Authorisation List. Each entry in Annex XIV includes ...
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ArticleCEFIC Guidance
This guidance document compiles best practices from different chemical sectors for REACH dossier updating. The aim is not to replicate the information on the reviewed version of the REACH Guidance of Registration1 but to provide feedback on how the chemical industry updates IUCLID dossiers based on the different scenarios provided ...
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