As we all know, the main goal of REACH regulation is to protect the environment and human beings. However, to achieve this goal, it is not enough to only complete the registration. For companies, getting the registration number is just the first step to comply with EU REACH regulation. Afterwards, company must fulfill the obligation of information transmission in the supply chain, that is, the transmission of eSDS. Substance-related information such as hazards need be transmitted to the relevant personnel to ensure that chemicals are safe to use. In this webinar, we will mainly introduce that what eSDS is, when eSDS is needed, when eSDS need be updated and other related information to help companies better understand eSDS and fulfill the obligation of information delivery, so that chemicals can be safely used by downstream users.

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Contents

-What is the eSDS?

-When is eSDS required?

-What should downstream users do when receiving the eSDS？

-When does eSDS need to be updated?

Schedule

Speakers

Ms. Lena Li (Chinese session)
Regulatory Consultant

Ms. Lena Li now focuses on the risk assessment and registration under the EU REACH regulation and specializes in ecotoxicity hazard assessment. She also has extensive experience in leading registration, data gap analysis, test supervision, dossier production and eSDS production.

Ms. Lotus Wang (English session)
Regulatory Consultant

As a regulatory consultant with rich experience in REACH registration, Ms. Lotus Wang has successfully assisted hundreds of enterprises in their compliance projects under REACH Regulation. Focusing on real-time dynamic for more than a thousand substances within SIEF, she maintains a good relationship with many lead registrants and specializes in dealing with tough cases even disputes.

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