Topics
- Obligations to the manufacturers of chemicals
- Self-regulation
- Objects
- Product register for chemicals
- Substances
- Obligation to register preparations
- 1. Purpose of reporting
- 2. Who is required to submit reports?
- 3. When must a report be submitted?
- 4. Which substances and preparations have to be reported?
- 5. What information on substances and preparations has to be reported?
- 6. In what format are reports to be submitted?
- 7. When do submissions have to be updated?
- Simplification of the registration application procedure for preparations
- Voluntary reporting of a preparation in the Chemicals Product Register (RPC)
- Remarks concerning the notification of a preparation with labelling EUH208
- Authorisation biocidal products
- Biocidal active substances
- Product types
- Transitional authorisations (AN/AC)
- Electronic delivery of authorisation
- Simplified examination AN
- Authorisation AN
- Authorisation AN procedure for disinfectants
- Wood preservatives
- Authorisation procedure AN for in situ generated active substances
- Authorisation AC
- Authorisation of same products AN/AC
- Authorisation of a biocidal product family AN/AC
- Application for authorisation for parallel trade AN
- Changes to existing authorisations AN
- Transitional provisions
- Authorisations according to the European harmonized system
- Authorisation AL
- Recognition in parallel
- Mutual recognition in sequence
- Simplified authorisation
- Union authorisation
- Authorisation for parallel trade
- Authorisaion for a same biocidal products
- Authorisation of a biocidal product family
- Changes to existing authorisations
- Extension of existing authorisations
- Questions on delimitation
- Treated articles
- Swiss specific authorisation provisions
- Registration application of a parallel imported plant protection product
- Obligations to the importers of chemicals
- Forms
- Obligations when using chemicals
- Obligations in regard to the supply of chemicals
- Export to EU: REACH Helpdesk and CLP Helpdesk
- Good Laboratory Practice (GLP)
- Chemicals Legislation and Guidelines