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News > Environmental protection regulations > Six EU member states jointly released guidelines for dealing with SVHCs in finished products.

The EU and six member states jointly released guidelines for responding to SVHC issues in finished products

  • 2013-11-28

The EU and six member states jointly released guidelines for responding to SVHC issues in finished products

Enforcement authorities from six EU member states recently jointly issued guidelines on dealing with Substances of Very High Concern (SVHCs) in finished products, aiming to guide suppliers of finished products containing SVHCs to properly fulfill their obligations under EU REACH regulations.

The EU REACH Directive stipulates that SVHCs in finished products must not exceed 0.1% by weight. However, the definition of a finished product varies among EU member states. These six EU member states—Belgium, Germany, Denmark, France, Norway, and Sweden—consider that the calculation of SVHC content in complex finished products (whether it exceeds 0.1%) should be based on the main components, rather than the entire article composed of numerous components. The guidance document also uses examples such as plastic chairs, bicycles, sofas, cables, clothing, and electronic products to illustrate how SVHC content should be calculated in articles.

The guidelines also emphasize that SVHC information should be consistent across finished products, whether sold individually or as a component of another assembled product. Furthermore, the guidelines state that suppliers of products should specify whether the SVHCs contained in the products require compliance with other REACH regulations to prevent the use of SVHCs in finished products from being restricted or prohibited.

For details, please refer to the attachment: Guidance for Suppliers of Articles the REACH duties to inform about candidate list substances (English version).

Sources:    Chemical Watch (2013-07-04) (Compiled by PIDC)

Attachment file:Guidance for Suppliers of Articles the REACH duties to inform about candidate list substances_English.pdf

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