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REACH Registration and the Fertilising Products Regulation (FPR): Obligations for Placing EU Fertilising Products on the Market

With the entry into application of the Fertilising Products Regulation (EU) 2019/1009 – FPR, many companies are realising that the uses declared in their REACH registrations are no longer sufficient. Why? Because the new regulation requires that EU fertilising products bearing the CE marking contain substances specifically registered for their use as EU fertilisers. And

SEA and AoA: Two key elements in decision-making under REACH and BPR

In European chemicals legislation, many of the most delicate decisions—such as granting or refusing an authorisation, or prohibiting the use of a hazardous substance—are not based solely on science. Other factors also come into play, including the economic impact, the technical feasibility of alternatives, and the balance between risks and benefits. This is where two

Harmonised Notification to Poison Centres: What Every Company Needs to Know

If your company manufactures, imports or places hazardous mixtures on the European market, you must be aware of a key obligation under the CLP Regulation (EC) No 1272/2008: the harmonised notification to poison centres, established in Article 45 and detailed in Annex VIII. This notification ensures that the poison centres of EU Member States have

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REACH Registration and the Fertilising Products Regulation (FPR): Obligations for Placing EU Fertilising Products on the Market

SEA and AoA: Two key elements in decision-making under REACH and BPR

Harmonised Notification to Poison Centres: What Every Company Needs to Know