1. What does EU REACH testing mean?

REACH testing refers to the evaluation, licensing, and restrictions of products exported to the EU. It is the EU's REACH regulation for preventive management of all chemicals that institutions enter its market. It was officially implemented on June 1, 2007.


2. What should I do with the REACH test report? What is the process for REACH certification?

1. Fill in the application form

2Provide product information

3Sign the application form and service agreement

4. Send samples for testing

5. The test is passed and a REACH test report is issued.



3. How much does a REACH report cost? How long does it take?

The cost varies greatly depending on the raw materials of the product.

Metals only need to test 59 items.

Non-metallic categories require 191 tests.

The REACH certification application cycle takes approximately 5-7 working days, and special products are subject to negotiation.



4. What does the REACH test report detect? How long is the REACH certification valid?

Amazon requires sellers to comply with EU Directive 1907/2006 (EC) when selling products, which sets corresponding restrictions on heavy metals in products containing metal components and requires manufacturers to provide information on the cadmium, nickel, and lead content limits in products. REACH test report.

REACH testing is for material testing, and the REACH report will be produced after the test is completed. In fact, there is no validity period. As long as the content of the REACH testing standards remains unchanged, the report can be used continuously.

5. Which types of products require REACH test reports?

1. Chemicals, alloys, plastics, semi-finished products, accessories

2. Toys, furniture, cosmetics, stationery, pigments, paints, glue) and detergents

3. Textiles and clothing, footwear products, leather products and accessories

4. Electronic and electrical products and other products, etc.

5. Household items, leisure and sporting goods, etc.

List of SVHC substances of high concern under the REACH regulation:

(The REACH test required by most customers is the REACH SVHC test)

1. Carcinogenic, mutagenic or toxic to reproduction (CMRs)

2. Persistent bioaccumulation and toxicity (PBTs)

3. Very persistent and bioaccumulative (vPvBs)

4. Substances that seriously and/or irreversibly damage the environment or human health and are harmful to the hormonal system