On 28 October 2020 the SCIP database will go online and the first SVHC notifications can be submitted. All data entered into the prototype since February will then be deleted. As proclaimed by ECHA, the notification obligation for affected products will enter into force on 5 January 2021. When the notification obligation comes into force, a notification must be available in the SCIP database for all products on the market on that date. This means that companies now have just over two months to enter their real data before the January deadline and thus fulfil the notification obligation.

ECHA has developed a manual and a candidate list package to help with implementation. This package is aligned with the REACH Candidate List and is updated each time the Candidate List is updated.

More information on the SCIP database can be found in our Info Point.

At https://www.imds-professional.com/en/training/reach/training-dates.html you can also find our current trainings on REACH and the SCIP database.

Read in the current IMDS newsletter from DXC, how the IMDS supports reporting to the SCIP database from release 13.0 on and which challenges are involved - keyword TARIC Code.