On the first day of CHEMUK 2025, an insightful panel session on “UK REACH: How to Survive in ’25” took place, outlining the latest developments and providing...
In this newsletter, we focus on a critical topic for the chemical industry: UK REACH registration. Many businesses are awaiting government updates to move forward with compliance,...
On 10 March 2025, the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (DEFRA) published a new Statutory Instrument (SI) detailing updated fees for submitting registrations and authorisations...
Important updates have been made regarding the harmonised classifications under the Great Britain Classification, Labelling and Packaging (GB CLP) regulation. The substances that had harmonised classifications introduced...
On Thursday 16 May, the UK Gov published the long-awaited consultation on the Alternative Transitional Registration model (ATRm) for UK REACH. REACHLaw will be commenting on the...
Placing chemical substances on the UK market? Here are some updates that might interest you: UK REACH UPDATES: ALTERNATIVE TRANSITIONAL REGISTRATION (ATR) As previously published in our...
The UK government plans to introduce a new registration model for UK REACH, with full details expected to be revealed in the coming months. The aim is...
Attention, especially to GB based companies dealing with titanium dioxide in powder form and granulated copper! - The HSE, as the GB CLP Agency, is taking action...
THE HSE has published an important reminder last week 8th December 2023 advising all ‘Comply with UK REACH’ users to login to their Government Gateway accounts registered...
UK REACH alternative transitional registration model (ATRm) The Department for Environment Food and Rural Affairs (Defra), alongside the Health and Safety Executive (HSE) and Environment Agency, have...
Attention all UK businesses. The draft Statutory Instrument (SI) “The REACH (amendment) Regulation 2023” has been recently published on legislation.gov.uk and will bring important updates to the...
Attention to all GB based manufacturers, importers and downstream users whose substances are affected by GB CLP Background information: Due to the United Kingdom’s withdrawal from the...
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