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Linee guida requisiti sostanze negli articoli - ECHA
ECHA June 2017 Ed. 4.0
Il documento aiuta i produttori e gli importatori di articoli a capire se hanno degli obblighi imposti da REACH, in particolare in relazione alla registrazione e alla notifica di cui all'Articolo 7, e in relazione alle comunicazioni nella catena d'approvvigionamento di articoli di cui all'Articolo 33.
L'ECHA ha pubblicato un aggiornamento completo alla sua Guida sui requisiti per le sostanze negli articoli. Dà maggiore chiarezza agli obblighi di comunicazione e di notifica delle aziende quando le materie di grande preoccupazione sono contenute negli articoli.
Articolo 7 Reg. REACH
Registrazione e notifica delle sostanze contenute in articoli
Articolo 33 Reg. REACH
Obbligo di comunicare informazioni sulle sostanze presenti negli articoli
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Table of Contents
1 GENERAL INTRODUCTION
1.1 What is this guidance about and who is it for?
1.2 Structure of the guidance
1.3 Examples in the guidance
2 DECIDING WHAT IS AN ARTICLE UNDER REACH
2.1 The function of an object
2.2 The shape, surface and design of an object
2.3 Deciding whether an object is an article or not
2.4 What is a complex object?
2.5 Packaging .
2.6 Documenting conclusions
3 REQUIREMENTS FOR CANDIDATE LIST SUBSTANCES IN ARTICLES
3.1 Candidate List substances
3.2 Communication and notification of Candidate List substances in articles.
3.2.1 Communication of information down the supply chain
3.2.2 Notification of Candidate List substances in articles
3.2.3 How to determine the concentration and the tonnage of a Candidate List substance in articles (communication and notification obligations)
3.3 Exemptions from notification obligation
3.3.1 Exemption of substances already registered for that use
3.3.2 Exemption based on “exclusion of exposure”
3.4 What information to communicate and to notify
3.4.1 Communicating information according to Article 33
3.4.2 Notifying information to ECHA according to Article 7
4 REQUIREMENTS FOR SUBSTANCES INTENDED TO BE RELEASED FROM ARTICLES
4.1 Intended release of substances from articles
4.2 Registration requirements for substances intended to be released from articles
4.2.1 Critical concentration level for substances in a mixture intended to be released
4.3 Exemptions from registration requirements for substances intended to be released
4.3.1 General exemptions from registration requirements
4.3.2 Exemption of substances already registered for that use
4.4 Registration of substances in articles
5 OBTAINING INFORMATION ON SUBSTANCES IN ARTICLES
5.1 Information via the supply chain
5.1.1 Standardised REACH information from suppliers in the EU
5.1.2 Voluntary information tools to exchange information on articles
5.1.3 Requesting information up the supply chain
5.1.4 Evaluation of information received from suppliers
5.2 Chemical analysis of substances in articles
5.2.1 Challenges of chemical analyses
5.2.2 Planning chemical analyses of substances in articles
APPENDIX 1. TOPICS COVERED BY OTHER GUIDANCE DOCUMENTS
APPENDIX 2. PARTS OF THE REACH REGULATION OF PARTICULAR RELEVANCE FOR SUPPLIERS OF ARTICLES
APPENDIX 3. BORDERLINE CASES BETWEEN ARTICLES AND SUBSTANCES/MIXTURES IN CONTAINERS OR ON CARRIERS
APPENDIX 4. EXAMPLES OF SETTING THE BORDERLINE BETWEEN SUBSTANCES/MIXTURES AND ARTICLES IN THE PROCESSING SEQUENCE OF NATURAL OR SYNTHETIC MATERIALS
APPENDIX 5. HINTS FOR FACILITATING THE FULFILMENT OF THE REQUIREMENTS FOR CANDIDATE LIST SUBSTANCES IN ARTICLES
APPENDIX 6. ILLUSTRATIVE CASES FOR CHECKING IF THE REQUIREMENTS UNDER ARTICLES 7 AND 33 APPLY
Fonte: ECHA
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