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Poison centres: Annex VIII the new harmonised not quite harmonised approach Caroline Raine | Associate Director Regulatory www.the-ncec.com/poisoncentres NCEC Poison centre team Caroline Raine Emma Cunningham Jon Curry Chris Stone


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Poison centres: Annex VIII – the new harmonised not quite harmonised approach

Caroline Raine | Associate Director – Regulatory

www.the-ncec.com/poisoncentres

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NCEC Poison centre team

Jon Curry

Poison Centre Consultant

Caroline Raine

Associate Director – Regulatory

Emma Cunningham

Poison Centre Manager

Chris Stone

Poison Centre Consultant

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Introduction to poison centres

  • What is it?
  • How will it affect businesses?
  • Harmonised submission portal

Annex VIII to CLP ECHA Tools Member State Intentions for Annex VIII notifications Why wouldn’t you notify now? Question and answer session

Agenda

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Poison centres

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Appointed body

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Poison centre Poison centre Poison centre Notifier

Article 45 of CLP

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In scope

Mixtures with a health or physical effect classification Biocides Detergents and cleaning agents

Exemptions

Anything exempt from CLP Mixtures solely for research and development Explosives and non-hazardous gases

Who does the regulation apply to?

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Member State Importer or downstream user placing on the market

Who must notify?

‘Placing on the market’ according to Article 2(18) of CLP ‘means supplying or making available, whether in return for payment or free of charge, to a third party. Import shall be deemed to be placing on the market.’ Global manufacturer EU supplier providing SDS

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CLP Article 45

Member State variation in implementation

UK France Spain Poland Information format

SDS Full composition SDS Label Types of packaging Quantity on the market Full composition UFI SDS Label Types of packaging Hazardous components EAN codes for consumer products

Mandatory submission

Voluntary (Best practice) Yes, phased hazard submission

  • ver 8 years

Yes, phased usage submission

  • ver two years

Yes

Submission process

Email Web portal Web portal and specialist software to generate .xml format Web portal

Submission fee

Free Submission free but pre- registration costly. €30 for each new product Free

Official advisory body

No Yes No Yes

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Annex VIII to CLP

Image credit: ECHA

Commission regulation (EU) 2017/542

  • f 22 March 2017
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What changes will Annex VIII bring?

Unique formula identifiers (UFI) Declaration of full composition for consumer and professional goods Standardised procedure for mixtures in mixture submissions Reduced submission for industrial mixtures Group submissions and generic product identifiers European product categorisation system EU common format for submissions

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Pre 2020 • Notification mandatory in all MS under current requirements 2020

  • New information requirements for Consumer mixtures

2021

  • New information requirements for Professional mixtures

2024

  • New information requirements for Industrial mixtures

2025

  • Pre-Annex VIII submissions expire

Timeline

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UFI JY10-Y0JM-W006-8975

Unique Formula Identifier

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Exact Ranges

Actual concentration Max width

  • f range

≥ 25 - < 100 5 % units ≥ 10 - < 25 3 % units ≥ 1 - < 10 1 % units ≥ 0.1 - < 1 0.3 % units >0 - < 0.1 0.1 % units

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100% Composition

Acute toxicity, category 1, 2 or 3 Specific target organ toxicity – single exposure, category 1 or 2 Specific target organ toxicity – repeated exposure, category 1 or 2 Skin corrosion, category 1, 1A, 1B or 1C Serious eye damage, category 1

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Mixture in a Mixture (MIM)

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Mixture in a Mixture (MIM) update

Change to product that requires update and triggers new UFI Company A Uses company A’s UFI in

  • wn notification. Must

submit new notification and generate new UFI Company B Uses company B’s mixture in theirs. Must submit new notification and generate new UFI Company C Uses company B’s mixture in theirs. Must submit new notification and generate new UFI Company D

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Conclusion

Generic product identifiers and group submissions

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Reduced notification requirements

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Numbers to use in section 1.4 of the SDS

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cefic level 1 guidelines

Available at all times

In the local language

Connection in 3-5 minutes

Access to expert network

Knowledge of chemicals and chemical behaviour

Advice tailored to the circumstances

Tactical awareness

Regulatory awareness

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What data is required for the notification?

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The information that needs to be submitted is set out in Part B of Annex VIII and includes; ✓ Identification of the mixture and the submitter ✓ Product identifier of the mixture – the trade name or names (including the brand name

  • r other names)

✓ The unique formula identifier (UFI) of the mixture ✓ The name, address, phone number and email address of the submitter ✓ Hazards identification and additional information ✓ Classification of the mixture (hazard class and category) ✓ Label elements ✓ Hazard pictogram codes ✓ Signal word ✓ Hazard statement codes, including supplemental hazard information codes ✓ Precautionary statement codes ✓ Toxicological information ✓ Description of the toxicity of the mixture or its components (as required in Section 11 of the Safety Data Sheet)

Checklist of information for notification

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✓ Additional information ✓ Colour ✓ pH (where applicable) ✓ Physical state ✓ Packaging (type and size) ✓ Intended use (product categorisation code) ✓ Uses (consumer, professional, industrial) ✓ Product identifiers of the mixture components ✓ Chemical/trade name of the components ✓ CAS number (where applicable) ✓ EC number (where applicable) ✓ Exact concentration or concentration ranges of the mixture components ✓ Classification of mixture components (substances and MIM) ✓ Hazard classification of each component (where applicable) ✓ Additional identifiers (where applicable and relevant for health response)

Checklist of information for notification

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Brexit

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ECHA tools

UFI EuPCS Notification portal Guidance document

Image credit: ECHA

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UFI Generator – READY

Source credit: https://ufi.echa.europa.eu/#/create

Unique Formula Identifier Generator

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EuPCS – READY

European Product Categorisation System

Image credit: https://poisoncentres.echa.europa.eu/documents/22284544/22295820/eupcs_support_manual_en.pdf

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Guidance document

Image credit: https://www.echa.europa.eu/documents/10162/13643/guidance_on_annex_viii_to_clp_en.pdf

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Notification portal

Image credit: ECHA REACH-IT portal

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Notification portal

Image credit: ECHA REACH-IT portal

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Notification portal

Image credit: ECHA REACH-IT portal

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Notification portal

Image credit: ECHA REACH-IT portal

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Annex VIII – Member State intentions

Source credit: https://poisoncentres.echa.europa.eu/documents/22284544/27487986/msd_en.pdf/982d9115-58cb- 75c8-80ae-8eb16f5c0009

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Source credit: https://poisoncentres.echa.europa.eu/documents/22284544/27487986/msd_en.pdf/982d9115-58cb-75c8-80ae-8eb16f5c0009

Annex VIII – Member State intentions

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Submission portal

Acceptance via ECHA portal only Via National System or ECHA portal Member States yet to specify

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Are they ready yet?

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Languages

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Fees

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Placing on the market

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Extension?

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Annex VIII to CLP

Image credit: ECHA

Workability study

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Battle plan

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Identify

Understand your supply chain Where are you placing

  • nto the market?

Are you a duty holder? Are your products used in other organisations formulations?

UFI

Allocate internal reference codes to all applicable products Use these to start generating UFIs Get these on your labels by 2020/2021

Notification file

Apply the European product categorisation system Prepare your notification files by 2019/2020 Monitor the poison centre notification format Notify by the 1st of Jan 2020/ 2021/ 2024

How to prepare for Annex VIII notifications?

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Free in most Member States Less information - fewer updates Responsible care UFIs on labels by 2025 No rush to notify in Q3 of 2019

Benefits of notifying now

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Free regulatory health check

Free substance inventory check against ECHA lists Free safety data sheet (SDS) check Free REACH registration dossier check

Request your free regulatory health check today: https://the-ncec.com/regulatory- compliance/free-regulatory-health-check

We are offering a free regulatory check to the first 10 customers who register for one of the following services:

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Conclusion

NCEC Poison centre resources

Poison centre notifications Poison centre consultancy Poison centre compliance report Sit on the ECHA guidance groups

Visit: www.the-ncec.com/poisoncentres

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Contact us

E: poisoncentres@ricardo.com T: +44 (0)1235 753479 W: www.the-ncec.com/poisoncentres

Caroline Raine Associate Director – Regulatory