ECHA Weekly: Trade in products containing benzene increased EU imports of hazardous chemicals

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Trade in products containing benzene increased EU imports of hazardous chemicals

The reported volume of hazardous chemicals imported to and exported from the European Union under the Prior Informed Consent (PIC) Regulation continued to increase in 2022.

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Member State Committee meeting minutes published

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REACH

Assessment of regulatory needs reports published

Reports for the following substance groups are now available on our website:

Aliphatic esters from branched carboxylic acidsEsters from linear and branched carboxylic acid and neopentylglycolEsters from linear and branched carboxylic acid and dipentaerythritol
Reaction products of fatty acids and triethanolamine (quaternized amine)
Cycloalkanes

If you have questions or feedback related to the assessment work, you can send them to us using this webform.

CLP

New intention and proposals to harmonise classification and labelling

One intention has been received for:

strontium neodecanoate [1]; strontium di(acetate) [2]; strontium tartrate [3]; strontium oxalate [4]; strontium chloride [5]; strontium nitrate [6]; strontium fluoride [7]; strontium sulphate [8]; strontium carbonate [9]; strontium hydrogen phosphate [10]; strontium hydroxide [11]; strontium bis{5-[bis(carboxymethyl)amino]-3-(carboxymethyl)-4-cyanothiophene-2-carboxylate} [12] (EC 208-854-8 [2]; 212-774-9 [3]; 212-415-6 [4]; 233-971-6 [5]; 233-131-9 [6]; 232-000-3 [7]; 231-850-2 [8]; 216-643-7 [9]; 236-615-8 [10]; 242-367-1 [11], CAS 106705-37-7 [1]; 543-94-2 [2]; 868-19-9 [3]; 814-95-9 [4]; 10476-85-4 [5]; 10042-76-9 [6]; 7783-48-4 [7]; 7759-02-6 [8]; 1633-05-2 [9]; 13450-99-2 [10]; 18480-07-4 [11]; 135459-87-9 [12]).

Two proposals have been submitted for:

synthetic amorphous silicon dioxide (nano) (EC 231-545-4, CAS 7631-86-9);flonicamid (ISO); N-(cyanomethyl)-4-(trifluoromethyl)pyridine-3-carboxamide (EC 605-127-0, CAS 158062-67-0).

Guidance

Updated guidance for substance identification

We have updated our guidance for identification and naming of substances under REACH and CLP to help companies meet their legal obligations. The key changes relate to the updated information requirements of REACH annexes. Companies are recommended to pay attention to correct and unambiguous substance identification as it is essential for ensuring efficient regulation.

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