The Court of Justice of the European Union re-interpreted the definition of finished product in REACH No. 14/2015 Since the implementation of the REACH directive in 2007, some member states (Sweden, Belgium, Denmark, France, Norway, Germany and Austria) have defined the term "article". Different opinions, they agreed that parts can be regarded as a finished product and comply with the relevant provisions of the Candidate List of Substances of Very High Concern, rather than calculating high concern substances based on the combined final product Content of candidate list compounds. Therefore, the French Federation of Chambers of Commerce and Trade (FCD) and the French Federation of Trade and Industry (FMB) requested the European Court of Justice (ECJ) in 2014 to interpret the definition of "finished products" in the REACH directive. Recently, the European Court of Justice announced its interpretation of "finished products" (Article). )" judgment (EU court judgment) result... Full text source: EU court judgment (English version only)