4. Know the obligations related to the use of a substance in the manufacture of an article
As an importer, you are identified as an article supplier. You may be concerned by two legal obligations if an SVHC substance is one of the constituents of the imported article:
an obligation to provide information;
an obligation to notify ECHA .
4.1 Information obligation
Without delay from the date of inclusion on the candidate list, suppliers of articles containing one or more substances on the candidate list in concentrations equal to or greater than 0.1% (w/w) must provide customers, at their request and within 45 days, with sufficient information to enable safe use of...
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Regulations
Specific provisions on obligations are described in Articles 7 (notification to ECHA), 31.1 (provisions on the content of the chemical safety data sheet) and 33 (obligation to communicate information on safe use or in response to customer requests) of the REACh Regulation.
Regulation (EC) No 1907/2006 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 18 December 2006...
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The ECHA website (www.echa.europa.eu) contains all the information you need to understand REACh, and in particular the authorization procedure: procedures, substance lists, technical guides, etc. Access paths are as follows:
on the register of intentions of member states and the European Commission:...
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