ECHA: Current REACH Registrations Could Fail New Completeness Check Coming In April
Executive Summary
The European Chemicals Agency will implement an updated completeness check process in April for dossiers submitted under REACH. The revised check will extend to chemical safety reports, the agency says, noting that dossiers previously submitted successfully may not pass muster now.
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