In order to benefit from the transitional regime for non-phase in substances established under Article 23 of the REACH Regulation, potential registrants must provide the relevant information as detailed in Article 28 (1) to ECHA during a specific pre-registration period (1st June - 1st December, 2008):
- Substance name
- Potential registrant details
- Tonnage imported of manufactured
- Estimated date of registration
Please note: The pre-registration period for phase-in substances has now ended.
When a business has pre-registered, they are automatically placed in a pre-SIEF, by the REACH-IT system of ECHA. This allows them to exchange information relating to substance identity, testing data and co-ordinate the registration process in the most effective manner.
However, even after the pre-registration period has ended, late pre-registration is still possible. According to Article 28 (6) of REACh, if a phase-in substance is manufactured/imported in quantities exceeding 1 tonne per annum for the first time after December 1, 2008 then late pre-registration is permitted if the following conditions are met:
- They pre-register at the latest 6 months after manufacturing or importing a substance above the 1 tonne threshold per year; and
- They pre-register at least 12 months before the relevant transitional deadline for registration.
If the above conditions are not met, then under the REACH regulation, all manufacturing/importing activities must cease immediately, until the substance(s) has been fully registered with ECHA.
For further information on late pre-registration services, please
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