New ECHA Project To Assess REACH Compliance Among Downstreamers
This article was originally published in The Rose Sheet
Executive Summary
The Forum for Exchange of Information on Enforcement has approved a new enforcement project – REACH-EN-FORCE 2 – to promote compliance with the European chemicals law among downstream users, the European Chemicals Agency recently announced.
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