The SCIP database is a new requirement under the revised EU Waste Framework Directive. All companies placing products on the EU market must notify those containing SVHCs (Substances of Very High Concern) to this database from January 2021. With the required data going beyond those of REACH Article 33, the SCIP database is presenting a huge challenge for industry.
We hope you enjoyed our previous webinar showing how you can comply in the most resource-efficient manner. If you didn’t attend, you can find the recording here.
In this follow-up webinar, we present the latest developments on SCIP. ECHA has recently launched the live version of the system, so tune in to find out what is new.
The session will cover
Changes to the ECHA SCIP tool included in the live version
Update on national transposition status
Update on industry proposals to delay the deadline
Latest guidance on how to fulfil your requirements
Further tips on how to reduce the burden for your company
Impact on global supply chains
Who should attend
EU-based manufacturers, importers and suppliers of articles (i.e., products, component parts)
Suppliers based outside the EU may be affected indirectly so would also benefit
Industries: advanced manufacturing, automotive, aerospace, electronics, consumer goods, retail
Webinar Host:
Dr. Sandra Meijer,
Principal: Product Stewardship
Sandra is a recognised expert on chemicals management and product stewardship. She has extensive knowledge on how global chemicals regulations impact supply chains, with a particular expertise in the advanced manufacturing sector. Sandra is the key driver behind Yordas Group’s highly regarded Hive suite of regulatory compliance tools for industry, and the lead on SCIP services within Yordas.