29 March 2019 is the date set for the United Kingdom to leave the European Union. The UK’s withdrawal impacts chemical compliance for companies that are reliant on UK registrations and authorisations under existing EU regulations. Upon withdrawal, EU based companies may be subject to new obligations under these aforementioned regulations; and UK based companies may be liable to obligations under UK law. Download here…

Chemical regulatory management is challenging: Country obligations are diverse, timings are dynamic and data sets require careful generation and maintenance.

element1TM is a web based software application which enable enterprises, Only Representatives (OR) and consultancy firms to take control of their chemical regulatory affairs. It is provided as Software as a Service (SaaS) which enables easy access and a secure collaborative workspace in which substances and projects can be managed, while ensuring full cost tracking and document archiving. Download here…

The Biocidal Product Regulation 528/2012 (BPR), which governs the approval of active substances and the autho­ risation of biocidal products, replaced the Biocidal Products Directive (BPD) 98/8. The Regulation stipulates that all biocidal products must be authorised before they are placed on the EU market and, prior to this, all active substances within them must be approved. Deadlines are complex and driven by individual substance timings.

Landbell Group helps companies meet their BPR obligations. Currently, over 700 active substance product type combinations still need to be approved. Download here…

The REACH Authorisation process is intended to control the risk posed to man and/or the environment from the most hazardous substances on the EU market, by forcing the progressive replacement of certain substances of very high con- cern (SVHCs). When a substance is subject to Authorisation, a user must attempt to find suitable alternatives and must be granted permission to continue to use the substance in their processes and products for a time-limited period. Download here…

Placing obligations on manufacturers and importers of chemical substances and mixtures, the Registration, Evaluation and Authorisation of Chemicals (REACH) Regulation requires a thorough understanding of the complex requirements, deadlines and obligations.
Landbell Group offers strategic and operational support to meet all REACH requirements. Download here…

GHS is a hazardous chemical classification system issued by the United Nations to harmonise existing systems around the world for communicating hazards, including labels and safety data sheets. Within the European Union, the Classi­ fication, Labelling and Packaging Regulation (CLP) aligns with GHS, as does OSHA HazCom 2012 in the United States. As more countries adopt GHS, more complexity is added to product compliance worldwide and it becomes critical to identify and understand obligations in different regions and how that impacts your supply chain. We help companies meet their GHS obligations at a national and worldwide level. Download here…

The chemical regulatory arena is changing rapidly. Companies shipping worldwide need to keep up to date with the changing regulations, and different regions or countries have their own specific registration / notification requirements that companies must adhere to in order to maintain compliance.

Landbell Group determines where obligations may exist within customers’ supply chains and ensures timely execution of the requirements. Our experts help companies comply with the laws and regulations relating to the placing on the market of new and existing chemical substances in Asia, Australia, Europe and North America. Download here…

Manufacturers, importers and processors placing substances on the market are confronted with increasingly complex chemical regulatory requirements. In North America, the United States’Toxic Substances Control Act (TSCA) and Canada’s Environmental Protection Act (CEPA) require regulatory assessment and compliance. Landbell Group offers tailored consultancy services that best address the needs of each organisation in alignment with their chemi- cal management and circular economy strategy. Download here…

Every year, more than 600,000 calls are made to national poison centres across Europe following exposure to
a chemical product. Half of these calls are related to children. For many years now, companies must declare the hazardous characteristics of products that they place on the EU market to each relevant national authority. Download here…

Landbell Group’s Compliance Global (CGlobal) environmental consultancy programme offers a simplified compliance solution, including registration and reporting for companies placing Electronic and Electrical Equipment and /or Batteries and /or Packaging onto markets in Europe, North America and Asia Pacific. Download here…

Extended producer responsibility (EPR) obliges producers to take financial and/or physical responsibility for
the treatment and disposal of post-consumer products. Costs associated with EPR legislation are significant and can be a barrier to market entry and put companies at a competitive disadvantage, if not managed closely. Download here…

Environmental compliance is constantly changing. As more and more countries follow Europe’s regulatory approach, and introduce improved legislation, the challenge becomes global. Landbell Group consultants keep customers informed of their regulatory requirements and obligations. Download here…

Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) is strictly regulated in Europe for waste electronics, batteries and packaging. While the requirements are based on European directives, they still differ at national level and are constantly changing. In addition, more and more countries are following Europe’s regulatory approach, making the challenge global.
Landbell Group closely tracks developments and keeps customers aware of the latest obligations across a growing number of territories. Download here…

By 2021, global production of electronic waste alone will reach 52 million tonnes – this is why more and more coun- tries are introducing extended producer responsibility (EPR) legislation for producers to manage the treatment and di- sposal of post-consumer products. Incorrect management of EPR can lead to penalties, fines, prosecution and damage to brand and reputation. Download here…

Producers, manufacturers and distributors are confronted with increasingly complex extended producer responsibility obligations. This is especially true for international companies that need to comply with different legal requirements in their respective markets. LANDBELL GROUP offers tailored consultancy services that best address the needs of each orga- nisation in alignment with their circular economy strategy. We support organisations seeking to gain and retain knowled- ge and expertise in end-of-life projects and supply chain circularity. EEE producers who want to enhance
product sustainability by reintroducing recycled materials into their products, or companies that want to gain end-of-life supply chain control can also make use of our various consultancy services. Download here…