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CIRS Free Webinar: EU REACH Compliance in Supply Chain Series
original article from CIRS
CIRS is acting as the Only Representative for more than 3000 Non-EU suppliers, with 70% chemical suppliers from China. CIRS has rich experience in supply chain communication and has tackled thousands of cases since 2008.
We realize that a great majority of Regulatory non-compliance issues arise due to misunderstanding between EU importers and Non-EU suppliers. For the purpose of better communication between EU importers and Non-EU suppliers, CIRS have designed a free webinar series to share all of our experience and information.
Webinar I – How to work with Non-EU suppliers (23 June 2015)
Webinar II – How to work with EU importers (23 July 2015)
Webinar III – How to work with CIRS to achieve REACH compliance as an Importer (Coming soon)
Webinar IV – How to work with CIRS to achieve REACH compliance as a Non-EU supplier (Coming soon)
Webinar V –REACH inspection and enforcement in various countries in EU (Coming soon)
Speaker:
Ms Alice Qian, Manager of EU REACH Regulatory Compliance in Supply Chain, CIRS. She has 7 years experience on EU REACH Regulatory Compliance in supply chain, especially on how to work effectively between EU importers and Non-EU suppliers.
Webinar I - How to work with Non-EU suppliers
Time: 10:00-11:00 (GMT), 23rd June 2015
Language: English
Introduction
This webinar will focus on REACH compliance for EU importers. It will provide an overview of the difficulties and challenges an Only Representative (OR) faces from time to time, especially some special behaviors of Non-EU manufacturers in the process of REACH compliance. It will also list the points the EU importer needs to pay attention to when they import their products.
Highlights
- An effective briefing on why a regulatory compliance check on your company is necessary
- What should be checked during the process
- Professional suggestions and CIRS solutions will also be outlined for your reference, based on our experiences.
- Provide a short summary of REACH & CLP/GHS for EU importers along with the latest regulatory and enforcement updates.
Who should Attend?
- Responsible person within companies involved with the importation of substances or mixtures into the EU
- Regulatory affairs specialists and quality control professionals involved with EU REACH.
Webinar II - How to work with EU importers
Time: 10:00-11:00 (GMT), 23rd July 2015
Language: Chinese
Introduction
This webinar will focus on regulatory compliance for Non-EU suppliers/manufacturers. Non-EU suppliers should understand that only pre-registration/registration is far from complying with REACH. Some essential documents and materials should also be prepared during exportation, such as tonnage coverage certificate, updated SDS and so on.
Highlights
- How to cooperate with EU importers to achieve REACH compliance
- Other obligations which need to be fulfilled to fully comply with REACH Regulation
- Some examples and points of concern for your export
- Current statistics on incompliance and cases
Who should Attend?
- Responsible persons within companies involved with the exportation of substances or mixtures into the EU
- Regulatory affairs specialists and quality control professionals involved with EU REACH.
Contact Us
- Alice Qian
Hangzhou CIRS Co. Ltd (CIRS China)
11F Building 1, Dongguan Hi-Tech Park, 288 Qiuyi Road, Binjiang District, Hangzhou 310052, China
Tel: +86-571 8720 6540 | Fax: +86-571 8720 6533
Email: Alice@cirs-reach.com
