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This guidance is designed for national fertilizer manufacturers and trader companies to clarify the provisions and provide recommendations in preparation for the transition to new rules for placing of fertilizer products to the EU market when exporting fertilizers.

The new rules are introduced by Regulation (EU) 2019/1009, which establishes rules for the placing on the EU market of fertilizing products, for CE labeling and ammends Regulations (EU) № 1069/2009 and (EU) № 1107/2009. The new Regulation repealed Regulation № 2003/2003 of 13 October 2003 on fertilizers.

Annual update of the Reference book of existing or draft laws and regulations in the sphere of regulation of chemical products circulation in different countries around the world by regions: Europe, North America, South America, Asia-Pacific.

The new Directive 2014/28/EU of 26 February 2014 “On the harmonization of the laws of the Member States relating to the placing on the market and supervision of explosives for civil use” is largely based on Directive 93/15/EEC and Directive 2004 /57/EU of 23 April 2004, which it repealed. Directive 2014/28/EU entered into force on 20 April 2016.

Guidance reflects all the innovations, clarifies the conformity assessment procedure, the necessary safety requirements, as well as the processes associated with explosives that pose a risk. The guidance allows to achieve effective compliance for placing of such products on the EU market.

Guidance contains all references to primary sources and current consolidated versions of EU regulations, databases and tools created to help chemical companies meet all relevant requirements.

This guidance illustrates procedures for assessing the expected or actual exposure to chemical as one of the integral steps of chemical safety assessment according to EU REACH Regulation, including the use of IT tools for modeling and predicting of the exposure.

Starting from 21 June 2016, the European Chemicals Agency accepts applications for the registration of chemicals that are only created in IUCLID 6 software or directly in REACH-IT.

IUCLID has undergone a number of major changes as a result of ECHA's ongoing work to improve the enforcement of the REACH Regulation.

The guidance provides a clear explanation of how to work in IUCLID 6, the correct completion of technical dossier fields to develop a valid dossier that will pass checks in REACH-IT.

This guidance is designed for chemical companies, legal entities registered in Ukraine, which manufacture or sale various chemical products.

Guidance highlights the procedures for state supervision of chemical companies and products placed on the market or manufactured in order to ensure safety of human health and the environment, as well as to prevent emergencies. The guidance does not consider the prerequisites and procedures for state supervision of financial operations of companies, formal organization of their activities, etc. Read in full →

This workshop examines the criteria for prioritizing substances of very high concern (SVHCs) for their withdrawal from the EU market with the transitional option of obtaining a temporary authorization for use - inclusion in Annex XIV of the EU REACH Regulation.

Substances with certain hazardous properties that cause special harm to human health or the environment, according to new world trends (including European) are considered separately, studied in depth, and often such substances are restricted or banned for some or for all uses. Read in full →

Substances with certain hazardous properties that cause special harm to human health or the environment are considered separately, studied in more depth in accordance with new world trends, and such substances are often restricted or banned for some or all uses. As a result of systematic research, such substances can be detected among previously relatively safe substances, and later - regulated. The purpose of such regulation and imposition of restrictions is to properly control the risks associated with the use of these substances. Read in full →

Guidance presents all the important definitions, deciphered abbreviations to facilitate understanding of processes and reading of "chemical" EU legislation.