Introduction:
The correct management of chemical products, as substances, mixtures or articles, imported from countries outside the EU, is a highly debated issue among companies. Chemical products must comply with the REACH and CLP Regulations, but identifying which role a company play in the supply chain according to the regulations, is not always an easy task, so fulfilling the obligations that come with it isn’t easy either.
With the intensification of inspections at customs, it is certainly necessary to become aware of these aspects and delve deeper into the topic of imports from a REACH and CLP perspective to avoid incurring fees.
Program:
The course will focus on the following topics:
- Overview of Regulation 1907/2006 (REACH)
- Introduction to the regulation
- Scope of applicability and exemptions
- Key concepts and definitions
- Supply chain actors
- Overview of Regulation 1272/2008 (CLP)
- Introduction to the regulation
- Scope of applicability and exemptions
- Key concepts and definitions
- Supply chain actors
- Practical application to import cases from outside the EU
- Definition of your role in the chain (importer, OR and downstream user)
- Obligations for producers/importers/ORs of substances as such and mixtures
- Obligations for producers/importers of articles
- Obligations for downstream users of substances as such and mixtures
- Obligations for downstream users of articles
- Special cases
- Notes and references to guidelines
- Questions and analysis of practical cases
To whom:
This course is aimed at companies importing substances, mixtures and/or articles and is especially addressed to purchasing department personnel, regulatory affairs, product safety and quality managers and anyone who is required to apply the relevant provisions of REACH and CLP.
Teacher/Speaker:
Elena Borsini
Language:
Italian
(available in English upon request)
Duration:
3 hours
Cost:
150 €/person
