In order to mobilize the entire industry to actively respond to the REACH regulations and gain insights into the impact of the regulation on related companies, since May 2003, the China Petroleum and Chemical Industry Association has actively carried out the promotion, mobilization, corporate survey and related training of REACH regulations:
1. Establish an industry coordination group that includes five major companies and professional associations to deal with REACH regulations.
2. Raised more than 60,000 yuan to purchase about 700,000 words of the Chinese version of the "Green Paper" (ie, the "White Paper" and the REACH Regulation) and give it free to various professional associations and related enterprises and institutions for the implementation of REACH for professional associations and enterprises. Research provides materials.
3. Under the organization of the Ministry of Commerce, the Association conducted surveys on major exporting enterprises in Jiangsu, Zhejiang, and Shandong provinces to understand the status of the export trade of the enterprises to the European Union, and the company's readiness to respond to the REACH regulations.
4. Convene various conferences, including holding international conferences for responding to REACH regulations and further publicizing mobilization in the industry. EU officials are invited to introduce REACH regulations to Chinese enterprises, to understand the basic content and spirit of REACH regulations, and to exchange information on the preparation of REACH regulations and their preparation.
5. In addition to introducing and explaining the basic knowledge of REACH, organizing the training of REACH regulations will focus on improving the understanding of the importance of enterprises in responding to the REACH regulations and solving some problems of understanding. For example, many SMEs believe that their own companies are not large-scale, and the number of products exported to the EU is also small. The procedures for registration and registration with the EU are cumbersome and costly, and it is better to stop exporting. If companies do not register, it means automatically exiting the EU market. The products of enterprises do not go to EU registration, and domestic enterprises such as textiles, home appliances, etc. can not use the raw materials of unregistered chemical companies to export products to the EU. Only registered chemical products can be selected. Therefore, those companies that do not register will not only lose their own European market share, but also have great risks of losing the domestic market. Through training, the person in charge of the company's attitude to the REACH regulation is from cold to hot, even to the urgency. The degree of emphasis and recognition of the REACH regulation is also greatly enhanced.
On June 1, 2007, the EU REACH regulation took effect and entered the pre-registration stage. At this stage, the work of the association is mainly to help companies register and register, so as to minimize the impact of REACH regulations on the export of chemical products in China. In particular, during the chemical pre-registration period from June 1 to November 30, 2008, products that do not participate in pre-registration will be exported to the EU at a higher cost.
In order to help export companies to register, China Petroleum and Chemical Industry Association has made five preparations: First, the Association authorized the establishment of "China's oil and chemical industry REACH technical service center." At the same time, in order to strengthen the leadership and coordination of this work, the association set up a leading group to deal with the REACH work. Second, the Association has chosen the REACH Service Center in Finland and the REACH Law Office as foreign partners according to the requirements of the REACH Regulation. The REACH service center in Finland and REACH Law are located in Helsinki, in the same city as the European Chemicals Agency. They can assist non-EU countries to register. REACH Law selects Beijing Huateng New Material Co., Ltd. as a partner to assist enterprises in collecting data materials required for registration in China. Thirdly, professional associations such as inorganic salts, dyes, rubbers, chlor-alkali, and coatings will focus on assisting with pre-registration related work, focusing on considerations such as joint registration of products. Fourth, in early March of this year, the Association will convene a pre-registration preparatory work meeting. The Finnish REACH Law and relevant domestic experts will introduce the registration procedures, relevant procedures and required data and provide guidance and training for the company's personnel. Fifth, the companies that the association chose to prepare more fully will conduct pre-registration and joint registration after June 1 this year and sum up experience in a timely manner. They will try to organize more companies to pre-register before the end of November.
The promulgation of the EU REACH Regulation has an unusual reference for China to formulate relevant environmental protection and trade management regulations. Responding to REACH will surely promote the innovation of China's system and system, and promote the development of China's oil and chemical industry in a better and healthier manner.
1. Establish an industry coordination group that includes five major companies and professional associations to deal with REACH regulations.
2. Raised more than 60,000 yuan to purchase about 700,000 words of the Chinese version of the "Green Paper" (ie, the "White Paper" and the REACH Regulation) and give it free to various professional associations and related enterprises and institutions for the implementation of REACH for professional associations and enterprises. Research provides materials.
3. Under the organization of the Ministry of Commerce, the Association conducted surveys on major exporting enterprises in Jiangsu, Zhejiang, and Shandong provinces to understand the status of the export trade of the enterprises to the European Union, and the company's readiness to respond to the REACH regulations.
4. Convene various conferences, including holding international conferences for responding to REACH regulations and further publicizing mobilization in the industry. EU officials are invited to introduce REACH regulations to Chinese enterprises, to understand the basic content and spirit of REACH regulations, and to exchange information on the preparation of REACH regulations and their preparation.
5. In addition to introducing and explaining the basic knowledge of REACH, organizing the training of REACH regulations will focus on improving the understanding of the importance of enterprises in responding to the REACH regulations and solving some problems of understanding. For example, many SMEs believe that their own companies are not large-scale, and the number of products exported to the EU is also small. The procedures for registration and registration with the EU are cumbersome and costly, and it is better to stop exporting. If companies do not register, it means automatically exiting the EU market. The products of enterprises do not go to EU registration, and domestic enterprises such as textiles, home appliances, etc. can not use the raw materials of unregistered chemical companies to export products to the EU. Only registered chemical products can be selected. Therefore, those companies that do not register will not only lose their own European market share, but also have great risks of losing the domestic market. Through training, the person in charge of the company's attitude to the REACH regulation is from cold to hot, even to the urgency. The degree of emphasis and recognition of the REACH regulation is also greatly enhanced.
On June 1, 2007, the EU REACH regulation took effect and entered the pre-registration stage. At this stage, the work of the association is mainly to help companies register and register, so as to minimize the impact of REACH regulations on the export of chemical products in China. In particular, during the chemical pre-registration period from June 1 to November 30, 2008, products that do not participate in pre-registration will be exported to the EU at a higher cost.
In order to help export companies to register, China Petroleum and Chemical Industry Association has made five preparations: First, the Association authorized the establishment of "China's oil and chemical industry REACH technical service center." At the same time, in order to strengthen the leadership and coordination of this work, the association set up a leading group to deal with the REACH work. Second, the Association has chosen the REACH Service Center in Finland and the REACH Law Office as foreign partners according to the requirements of the REACH Regulation. The REACH service center in Finland and REACH Law are located in Helsinki, in the same city as the European Chemicals Agency. They can assist non-EU countries to register. REACH Law selects Beijing Huateng New Material Co., Ltd. as a partner to assist enterprises in collecting data materials required for registration in China. Thirdly, professional associations such as inorganic salts, dyes, rubbers, chlor-alkali, and coatings will focus on assisting with pre-registration related work, focusing on considerations such as joint registration of products. Fourth, in early March of this year, the Association will convene a pre-registration preparatory work meeting. The Finnish REACH Law and relevant domestic experts will introduce the registration procedures, relevant procedures and required data and provide guidance and training for the company's personnel. Fifth, the companies that the association chose to prepare more fully will conduct pre-registration and joint registration after June 1 this year and sum up experience in a timely manner. They will try to organize more companies to pre-register before the end of November.
The promulgation of the EU REACH Regulation has an unusual reference for China to formulate relevant environmental protection and trade management regulations. Responding to REACH will surely promote the innovation of China's system and system, and promote the development of China's oil and chemical industry in a better and healthier manner.
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