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Clarification of requirements for the Registration, Evaluation, Authorisation and Restriction of Chemicals

Environment

The Commission intends to amend certain aspects of the legislation concerning the Registration, Evaluation, Authorisation and Restriction of Chemicals (REACH). The purpose of this amendment is to clarify unclear or inconsistent wording and to update data requirements to improve identification and assessment of endocrine disruptors.

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Cefic defends flexible scientific evidence rules in REACH chemical registration

European Chemical Industry Council, 16 Nov 2020

Cefic opposes shifting the goal from identifying properties to meeting specific information requirements. They argue the change limits the scientific use of data to exceptional cases.
Industry avoids costs by using existing data instead of conducting new standard tests.
Public authorities might struggle to enforce uniform data collection across the chemical sector.

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CropLife Europe, 14 Nov 2020

This comment on behalf of ECPA refers to amendment of Annex XI, point (5)(a)(i), page 9 Proposed amendment: Any data generated as from 1 June 2008 shall not be considered as existing data and shall not be subject to the general rules for adaptation laid down in this point (1.1).’; The amendment…

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Cosmetics Europe, 16 Nov 2020

Pls find in the attached file Cosmetics Europe response to the consultation of the European Commission on “amending Annexes VII to XI to Regulation (EC) No 1907/2006 of the European Parliament and of the Council concerning the Registration, Evaluation, Authorization and Restriction of Chemicals…

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Humane World for Animals Europe, 16 Nov 2020

Draft regulation: chemicals - clarification of requirements for registering, evaluating, authorising and restricting chemicals Comments from Cruelty Free Europe, Humane Society International/Europe, and PETA International Science Consortium Ltd. The requirement for member states to “ensure that,…

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Cruelty Free Europe, 16 Nov 2020

The requirement for member states to “ensure that, wherever possible, a scientifically satisfactory method or testing strategy, not entailing the use of live animals, shall be used instead of a procedure” involving animals (i.e. implementation of the 3Rs;Article 4(1); Directive 2010/63/EU); the…

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ALTERTOX, 16 Nov 2020

Dear Mr and Mrs, we would like to thank you for the opportunity to comment on the delegated act of the reach annexes. We very much support the introduction of substantial changes such as the mentioning of in vitro tests which was long overdue. Regarding CAAT-Europe's comments, they were made in…

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Concawe, 16 Nov 2020

Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the proposed Action 1 changes to several of the REACH Annexes. There are extensive changes proposed to Annexes that are key to the testing (Annexes VII-X) of registered substances as well as the options for adapting these standard requirements (Annex XI).…

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PETA International Science Consortium Ltd., 16 Nov 2020

16 November 2020 Draft regulation: chemicals - clarification of requirements for registering, evaluating, authorising and restricting chemicals Comments from Cruelty Free Europe, Humane Society International/Europe, and PETA International Science Consortium Ltd. Introduction The requirement for…

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Internationale Arbeitsgemeinschaft der Wasserwerke im Rheineinzugsgebiet, 16 Nov 2020

IAWR Feedback Draft regulation: Chemicals - clarification of requirements for registering, evaluating, authorising and restricting chemicals IAWR as International Association of Waterworks in the Rhine Basin with 61 million inhabitants depending on clean drinking water welcomes improvements in…

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Vereniging van Rivierwaterbedrijven, 16 Nov 2020

RIWA onderschrijft het doel om onduidelijke of inconsistente formuleringen te verhelderen en de data-vereisten bij te werken om endocriene disruptoren, die schadelijk kunnen zijn voor de hormoonhuishouding van de mens, makkelijker te kunnen opsporen en evalueren. Het is goed dat bepaalde aspecten…