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The implementation date of the “clear and reasonable warning” amendment was August 31, 2018. What have we learned since then? What are some best practices for approaching compliance? What will be the future of the regulation?
REACH Compliance Program
Chemical Management Solution
Collecting and analyzing REACH compliance data from your suppliers is tough. Our solution allows your suppliers to provide whatever product information they have available; Full Materials Declarations (FMDs), safety data sheets, lab test reports and more. Our platform then takes the information and rolls it up to give you real time reports on your REACH status.
A hybrid approach to REACH compliance
Our REACH solution gives your suppliers the flexibility to provide a variety of chemical documents. This hybrid approach minimizes the burden of reporting on the supplier, which eases supply chain communication and allows you to get timely, accurate data.
How do you ease the REACH burden?
REACH reporting puts the burden of identification of Substances of Very High Concern (SVHC’s) within the supply chain on the producer or retailer. This can be complicated for the end producer or retailer who do not have the information on the material makeup from the companies higher up in the supply chain. Through the flexibility of our platform, we are able to accept a large variety of chemical and material documents, which we can then run against the continually growing list of SCHC’s.
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