ECHA, Trade Unions Collaborate To Push REACH Compliance
This article was originally published in The Rose Sheet
Executive Summary
Fearing that many small and medium-sized personal-care companies will face fines or production stoppages for not being REACH-compliant, the European Chemicals Agency and two union trade associations are working to raise awareness of the 2013 deadline and firms’ responsibilities under Europe’s chemicals registration program.
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