Survey for the improvement of the SCIP database
SCIP ECHA (European Chemicals Agency), as the operator of the SCIP database, would like to improve it and is involving users in this process. All those who would like to…
SCIP database contains 7 million searchable article reports
SCIP ince the introduction of the reporting obligation in January 2021, more than 7,000 companies have already submitted their articles containing SVHC to the SCIP database. German companies are among…
SCIP database is updated
SCIP The annual IUCLID update also has an impact on the SCIP database. For example, the user interface of IUCLID has been improved (for example, it is now possible to…
Reporting semi-finished products in the SCIP database
IMDS Since January 2021, the Waste Framework Directive (WFD) has stipulated that products placed on the EU market that contain SVHC in concentrations greater than 0.1% must be reported to…
SCIP: Dissemination Platform available
SCIP Since mid-September, the SCIP Dissemination Platform has been available to the public and already lists more than four million articles containing substances of very high concern (SVHC). All notifications…
SVHC reporting from January 2021 – online training courses on the SCIP database
SCIP From January 2021, you will be required to notify ECHA (= European Chemicals Agency) if your products contain Substances of Very High Concern (SVHC) in a concentration of more…
The lowdown on SCIP Notifications
SCIP All data collected since January 2021 on SVHCs (Substances of Very High Concern listed on the REACH Candidate List) in products manufactured and/or placed on the EU market is…
SCIP Database: Dossiers with more than 1,000 components not to be submitted
SCIP ECHA has introduced an upper limit of 1,000 components per dossier for reporting in the SCIP database. This is to ensure that only articles that actually contain confirmed SVHCs…