The REACH regulation is one of the most complex European Union The REACH regulation is one of the most complex European Union regulations and there is still an overwhelming need to learn the practicality of creating and submitting dossiers to ECHA. Further, the new Classification, Labelling and Packaging (CLP) regulation has come into force and is currently on companies priority list as well. As the deadlines to fulfil the REACH and CLP obligations are approaching, companies are actively focusing on overcoming the remaining challenges and practical implementation. Is your company ready is the key question everyone is asking. Many companies still seem to be uncertain about the exact requirements of the CLP, how to meet them and what the link with the REACH regulation is. Understanding the complexity and technicality is therefore of crucial importance to be compliant
The clock is ticking and with only a few months left, this timely marcus evans conference will discuss the current state of the CLP implementation as well as the REACH updates and successful implementation experience from different industries. It will present lessons learnt and practical experience of business leaders who will address the key issues related to substance registration and notification, dossier submission, communication.
key conference topics
Discuss the current state of the CLP directive implementation and get a snapshot of the latest REACH updates
Understand and assess the connection between REACH and CLP regulation
Focus on the core challenges faced with submitting the classification and notification to ECHA
Get a hands-on approach to classification and labelling of substances and mixtures
Manage effectively safety data sheets under REACH and learn the practicalities of updating them according to the CLP regulation
Past Events
4th Annual REACH and CLP Implementation in Practice 2010 - 14-15 Oct 2010, Amsterdam, Netherlands (8734)
Important
Please, check "Annual REACH and CLP Implementation in Practice" official website for possible changes, before making any traveling arrangements
