5. Our advice
5.1 Take the time
Explain the importance of the data (tonnage, origin, etc. of the substances/mixtures) and the consequences for your business to the various departments you will be contacting (purchasing, sales, etc.).
Analyze the case of imported mixtures, so as not to forget the marketing of one or more substances.
Develop your exchanges with your non-European suppliers and/or distributors to ensure you are aware of your status (importer or downstream user) and therefore of your obligations.
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Bibliography
Huguette Déchariaux, REACh: a new regulation for chemical substances, SL 6 705, Éditions Techniques de l'ingénieur - www.techniques-ingenieur.fr
ToolWebsites
ECHA HELP > FAQ's: this site offers frequently asked questions in English on certain topics.
helpdesk national This site offers frequently asked questions in French on certain topics (Foire aux questions).
Regulatory reference
Regulation (EC) n°1907/2006 of the European Parliament and of the Council of December 18, 2006 concerning the Registration, Evaluation, Authorization and Restriction of Chemicals (REACh)
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