This category is designed to support CAPLINQ’s REACH Only Representation service. As an active member of the Only Representative Organization, CAPLINQ is at home with all the latest issues, trends and regulations surrounding REACH in Europe.
CAPLINQ’s REACH Only Representative services help hundreds of companies to supply their specialty chemical and plastics into Germany, France, Italy, and all the other European countries directly from their factories abroad.
Guests are invited to discuss their applications, ask questions and offer comments and feedback as it relates to REACH Only Representatives services in Europe.
They say “Nothing lasts forever”, but not for PFAS. This group of strong toxic chemicals will theoretically last even if humans go extinct; unless, we do something about it now. […]
The “leave date” of the UK has been pushed out until 12 April 2019. If you are a manufacturer or formulator in the UK, you are advised to transfer your […]
A customer recently asked us, “I have UK-based customers, what are the consequences of Brexit for my REACH registrations?” This is a very good question indeed, for which we can offer […]
REACH is the abbreviation of Registration, Evaluation, and Authorization of chemical. It entered into the force in European Union on 1st June, 2007. It is the regulation of the European […]
The laws and regulations on the chemical trade in the European Union are extremely complicated. It not only covers the import of “chemicals” per se but also includes products and […]
Germany supports liberalization of international trade and open market for promoting global economic growth and improved standard of living. As such, only a few goods imported in Germany are subject […]
France, being the world’s fifth largest economy boasts of a large, open and diversified market. As such, the French market offers a plethora of opportunities for USA companies across all […]
The supply chain for chemical substances in the European Union is complex. As several organizations are procuring raw materials from EU and non-EU suppliers. And, similarly, numerous non-EU suppliers are […]
