Status of Pre-Registration (Directive Decoder)

Status of Pre-Registration

By September 15th, 9062 legal entities had signed up from 27 EU Member States.

1886 were from Germany, 1341 from the UK, 928 from Holland and 830 from France. In total, 352641 pre-registrations had been received by the European Chemicals Agency (ECHA).

141185 of these were from Germany, 138434 from the UK, 17356 from Holland and 13989 from Italy.

Pre-registration remains open until December 1^st 2008 and the ECHA will publish an intermediate list of pre-registered substances during October and the final list by January 1^st 2009.

Directive Decoder

Posted by Gary on September 30, 2008 1:29 PM | Permalink|

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Gary Nevison is Farnell's spokesperson and customer interface on legislation that affects the electronics industry, such as the RoHS and WEEE Directives. As part of this, Gary has spoken extensively at RoHS seminars throughout Europe, North America and Australia. He has recently turned his attention to the developments, and impact, of China RoHS.
With over 30 years service at Farnell, he has widespread experience in the electronic components industry, Gary is an active figure in the market place, sitting on the AFDEC (Association of Franchised Distributors of Electronic Components) Council and acting as the elected chairperson for its dedicated RoHS development team.
During 2005, Gary was also chairman of the European organisation DMASS (Distributors and Manufacturers Association of Semiconductor Specialists) and today sits on the board of Electronics Yorkshire, helping local businesses.

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