From 2008 until 2018
Pick Up the Pace
In order to clarify uncertainties and increase predictability, a number of steps have been introduced to the process of legally identifying Substances of Very High Concern (SVHCs). Unfortunately, in ChemSec's view, these steps have significantly slowed down the population of the Candidate List.
The 32 to leave behind – EDCs relevant for REACH (2015)
To date a number of chemicals have been officially identified as EDCs under the existing European chemicals regulation REACH. This shows that EDCs can be identified on a case-by-case basis even in the absence of criteria. Using this approach, ChemSec has identified 32 EDC substances that can be regulated today under the existing legal framework.
SIN List update (October 2014)
In October 2014 we did an extensive update to the SIN List. Here you can find all documentation related to that update.
The 2.1 update of the SIN List (2013)
This fact sheet describes the update of the SIN List to the 2.1 version.
Complete SIN List methodology (2013)
This methodology describes the process of selection substances for the SIN List – from version 1.0 to 2.1.