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REACHLaw is a globally trusted consultancy with 20 years of experience in chemical and product regulatory compliance. We help companies navigate complex regulations and achieve market access worldwide through tailored support for the registration, authorisation, and notification of chemical substances. Our expertise covers key regulatory frameworks including EU REACH and CLP, UK REACH and GB CLP, Türkiye KKDIK and SEA, K-REACH and K-OSHA, Ukraine REACH and CLP, India BIS, ESPR, DWD, PFAS, Microplastics, POPs, PCN, and more.

With offices across Europe and Asia, and a strong global partner network, we combine local expertise with international reach to deliver practical, reliable compliance solutions.

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Chemical and product regulatory compliance needs vary greatly depending on a company’s type, size, industry sector, target markets, and internal capabilities. At REACHLaw, we offer a complete suite of compliance and sustainability services designed to help companies navigate complex chemical and product regulations and align with key policy frameworks such as the EU Green Deal and the Chemicals Strategy for Sustainability (CSS).

We also support companies with technical advocacy, helping them engage effectively with regulatory authorities and industry stakeholders to influence outcomes under REACH and other relevant EU legislation - minimizing business risks and ensuring smoother compliance.

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Welcome to our online hub for chemical regulatory compliance and sustainability. This blog not only keeps you up to date on the latest developments in global chemical and product regulations, but also serves as a platform where key stakeholders share insights on compliance, sustainability, circular economy, and global industry trends.

With contributions from expert guests, our blog presents a range of perspectives and highlights the comprehensive services we offer. It also provides valuable knowledge on regulatory changes, sustainability strategies, and real-world industry practices—designed to inform, foster innovation, and support your sustainable growth journey.

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Resorcinol: What the New Endocrine Disruptor Classification Means for Companies

Resorcinol: What the New Endocrine Disruptor Classification Means for Companies

Resorcinol is used in thousands of products. Most companies that use it have never assessed it as an endocrine disruptor. That gap just got smaller. At the June 2026 RAC-77 meeting, RAC adopted a harmonised CLH opinion classifying resorcinol (1,3-benzenediol) as an endocrine disruptor for human health — Category 1 (ED HH 1; EUH380). Category 1 means the evidence is...

Ukraine proposes amendments to the Law on Chemical Safety (LCS)

Ukraine proposes amendments to the Law on Chemical Safety (LCS)

The Ministry of Economy and Environment of Ukraine has published a draft law proposing amendments to the Law of Ukraine "On Chemical Safety and Chemical Products Management" (Law on Chemical Safety or "LCS"). According to the Explanatory Note, the purpose of the draft is to further align the LCS with EU chemicals legislation and international obligations. In particular, the proposed...

Microplastics reporting to ECHA is no longer optional. And the clock is already running!

Microplastics reporting to ECHA is no longer optional. And the clock is already running!

Under EU REACH Annex XVII, Entry 78, companies that manufacture, use or supply synthetic polymer microparticles (SPM) now have to estimate and report their emissions to ECHA every year. Next date in focus: 31 May 2027 — First reports (covering 2026 emissions) are due for all other manufacturers, downstream users and suppliers. The hard part isn't the deadline. It's getting...

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