Four Steps To Deal With EU REACH Regulations

First of all, enterprises should do a good job in collecting relevant data and information in advance.

If you want to determine if your product needs to be registered, what needs to be detected, which can be waived, which period of time the registered product is required to register, what data to register and so on, and strengthen communication links with upstream and downstream enterprises.

Second is to grasp the timing of implementation of REACH regulations.

For example, according to the REACH regulations, pre registration has been completed by December 1, 2008, and no registration or pre registration is prohibited.

Third, we must rely on the strength of professional institutions.

Especially those SMEs who have no strength and energy to deal with REACH regulations and registration procedures independently, should take the initiative to rely on the strength of professional organizations and actively participate in relevant training of professional organizations.

Finally, we should accelerate the upgrading and upgrading of industrial structure.

REACH laws and regulations are complicated and involve a wide range, especially enterprises that export traditional, bulk and low technology content as the main products.

For shoe enterprises, we should give full consideration to the changes in the chemical industry and the upstream and downstream industries, including upgrading and upgrading of the industry, production and research and development, and changes in management concepts and the improvement of management level.

Although the REACH rules will become another item in the European Union