Programme
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Breakfast roundtable: How best to leverage product compliance information in your sustainability program?
Presented by Marina Dorileo Barros, Content Incubation Manager, Enhesa
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- Session 4: Revision of CLP and sector legislation
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State of play and next steps for CLP and Reach revisions
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New hazard classes for CLP updates and their consequences
- Overview of the new hazard classes
- Impacts for business and on protection on human health and the environment
- Ongoing discussion at UN GHS
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New hazard classes for CLP updates and their consequences – an industry perspective
- Impacts of new hazard classes for the household cleaning products sector
- A globally harmonised system? Work at UN GHS level
- Other key elements of CLP revision
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Jan Robinson
Scientific & Regulatory Affairs Director, International Association for Soaps, Detergents and Maintenance Products, A.I.S.E. -
Interplay: CLP and Reach revisions
- CLP hazard classes and what we need from REACH to deliver on EU chemicals strategy aims
- `Waiting for REACH´: CHEM Trust and EEB report on the impacts of the REACH revision delay
- Need for better protection: results from EU-wide human biomonitoring studies (HBM4EU), including PFAS
- Addressing combination effects from chemical mixtures in REACH with a MAF
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Refreshments
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Q&A and panel discussion on CLP and Reach revisions
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Revision and consultation of cosmetics Regulation
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Revision of the detergents Regulation
- Overview of the proposal from Aise’s perspective
- Predicted impacts on the industry
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Cindy Chhuon
Scientific & Regulatory Affairs Manager, International Association for Soaps, Detergents and Maintenance Products, A.I.S.E. -
Revision of the toy safety Directive
- Main concerns with unsafe toys
- TIE’s views on the revision of the toy safety Directive
- Market surveillance, chemicals, online sales
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Lunch
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Beyond the CSS promises – what sector legislation needs to deliver for consumers
- Scene-setter: the CSS – consumers and chemicals
- Generic Approach to Risk Assessment (GRA) – how to implement it in sector legislation and beyond, also interlink with REACH
- Empowering consumers – how to improve communication of product information, including digital labelling
- Zero tolerance for non-compliance – including for imports and online sales
Pelle Moos
Senior Safety and Health Policy Officer, Team Leader, BEUC (The European Consumer Organisation), Belgium -
Q&A and panel discussion on revision of sector legislation
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Refreshments
- Session 5: UK updates
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Latest UK updates – the Chemicals Strategy
- Background to the UK chemicals strategy
- Key issues and themes
- Looking forward
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Divergence between the EU and the UK
- Divergence areas in relation to chemicals regulations
- Effect on UK REACH and other regulations
- Practical steps to regulatory compliance
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Regulatory considerations for maintaining market access in the UK
- UK REACH: transitional measures and impacts to industry
- UK CLP: requirements for Great Britain
- UK, GB or NI: working with the Northern Ireland Protocol
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Final Q&A
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End of conference
