EU REACH is the abbreviation of European chemical regulatory regulations, that is, chemical registration, evaluation, authorization and restriction regulations. The regulations are designed to ensure the safe use of chemicals and protect human health and the environment.

EU REACH test report processing process:

1. Determine product scope

First, you need to determine whether your product falls within the scope of REACH regulations. REACH regulations mainly apply to all chemical substances and their manufactured products produced, imported, used and sold on the EU market. In particular, chemicals that may pose risks to human health and the environment, as well as products containing these chemicals.

2. Select a testing agency

Find a testing agency with relevant qualifications and experience. These institutions should obtain EU or other international accreditation to ensure the accuracy and reliability of test results.

Contact the testing agency to learn about their service scope, price, cycle and other information.

3. Prepare information

In accordance with the requirements of the testing agency, prepare the following information:

Basic information on chemicals: including the chemical’s name, molecular formula, structural formula, CAS number, etc.

Physical and chemical properties of chemicals: such as melting point, boiling point, density, solubility, etc.

Toxicological data of chemicals: including data on acute toxicity, chronic toxicity, carcinogenicity, mutagenicity, etc.

Production and use information of chemicals: including information on production processes, areas of use, usage amounts, etc.

Environmental behavior data of chemicals: data on biodegradability, environmental persistence, etc.

Prepare 2-3 samples for use by the testing agency.

4. Submit information and samples

Submit the prepared information and samples to the testing agency. The testing agency will test and analyze the samples to evaluate whether they comply with the requirements of the REACH regulations.

5. Waiting for test results

The testing agency will prepare a REACH test report based on the test results. This process may take some time, depending on the complexity of the product and the efficiency of the testing agency.

6. Review and submit reports

Once the test report is completed, the company should review it to ensure that all information is accurate. The report is then submitted to the relevant EU agency or client.

7. Follow-up

Enterprises need to pay attention to the review results of test reports by EU agencies. If necessary, provide additional information or conduct further communication in a timely manner.