Welcome

50th ESMA HSEP Meeting

18 April 2013

1. Apologies, arrangements

2. Minutes/Actions 49th HSEP Meeting

3. Matters Arising

Actions 49th HSEP Meeting

Topic Meeting Actions Responsibility

Webinar Investigate options GM

Certification Scheme Clarify for multi-nationals GM/Chairman

ESMA Website Photographs, News, etc Committee

Stencil Removers Provide example formulation Peter Gower

Third Party SDS Prepare Model Letter Chairman

CLP Information Note Develop Information note Chairman

Poison Centre update Report difficulties Committee

BPR Update Dr Katia Rezzonica

SEVESO III Directive Lobbying Activities Committee

4. Board Report & General Activities

ESMA Sponsored lounge at FESPA Eurasia

(Turkey) & China Partnerships Database mailings Advertising banners Events New committee structure Increased fees

Digital Committee AC (Applications) HSEP Committee TDS: Technical Development, Standardisation

IPS Committee Marketing Workgroup Steering Committee (Board)

ESMA Committees

Some Committees not working so well Difficult to obtain attendees HSEP Considered one of the ‘BEST’ Round Table Discussion opened at GA Downsize to 3 committees Bring them together in one day Parallel HSEP & TEC am Marketing & Promotions pm Joint Briefing am HSEP will promote via Marketing & Promotions Dates to coincide with all NEW MEMBERS PLEASE

New Structure

5. Seminar Programme

09.20-0930 Introduction

09.30-10.00 The Evolution of Chemical Regulation & Hazard communication

10.00-10.30 REACH Review

10.30-11.00 Coffee Break

11.00-11.15 The CLP Regulation – Information for Poison Centres

11.15-11.30 The French Decree on Nanomaterials – Are printing inks in Scope?

11.30-12.00 Chemical Control Legislation:

New & Emerging Systems elsewhere and a review of ‘China REACH’

12.00-12.30 Seek the Opportunities: How environmental regulation can be used to

reduce cost and promote business, Dr Glyn Davis

12.30-13.30 Lunch

13.30-14.00 A Look at Innovation and Sustainable Chemistry

14.00-14.30 Defining VOCs: Exploring REACH Substance Registration Information

14.30-15.00 Jon Stack on Environment

15.00 Close of Meeting

6. Certification Scheme ESMA Members

How many HSEP Members signed up? Board keen for Members to sign up No issue with multinationals

7. New Website Advertising banners

8. Safety Data Sheets – 3rd Parties

Companies acting on behalf of customers Third Party Companies Profiting Charging for Access e.g. Sevron NCEC (National Chemical Emergency Centre) Sevron & NCEC expect revisions No duty to supply 3rd parties Model Standard Letter for Approval

9. CLP Information Note for Customers

ESMA agreement wait nearer to 2015 Products more severely classified Systems not yet in place Unresolved issues But deadline is approaching Customers largely unaware Agree and release? Send to Customers Marketing & Promotions Committee Make available ESMA Website

10. Stencil Remover Concentrates

Classification Project

Chairman,

Peter Gower

11. Labelling Capillary Films

Capillary film containing acrylate Acrylate re-classification skin sensitiser Other ESMA companies Article – intended release?

12. French Decree Nanomaterials

2012 French Ministry of Ecology Decree on mandatory reporting of substances with nanoparticulate status Intentionally manufactured, containing particles in size range 1-100 nm in an unbound state, or as aggregate or agglomerate Includes mixtures containing unbound particles Printing inks previously considered out of scope However, definition revised unbound means not covalently bonded: inks in scope (pigment content) Mandatory reporting required

13. Legislation

a REACH

i General

ii 2013 Registration status

iii European Commission Review of REACH

iv CoRAP

v Roadmap for SVHC

vi Fees

b CLP Regulation

i General

ii 6th ATP

iii Poison Centre update

c SEVESO III Directive: 2012/18/EU

d Transport

24,675 registration dossiers submitted 2010 Corresponds to 4,300 substance registrations~ 4000 registrations with 2013 registration deadline~ 700 substances identified but no lead registrantECHA want to know why not registeringDU and registrants urged to check list Unregistered substances may disappear from marketContact supplier if downstream userRegistrants preparing dossiers urged to inform ECHA

Registration

5 year Review of REACH Report Issued March 2013 EU decline chemical market from 30%-21% Many REACH milestones surpassed REACH generally working well Some identified flaws

REACH Review

115 substances62 are newly allocated53 are retained from 2012 CoRAP 46 substances are to be evaluated in 2013 by

21 Member States 46 and 23 in 2014 and 2015 respectivelyWill likely change with annual updates

2013-2015 CoRAP

Bisphenol AMethanolTolueneFormaldehyde

!!!BenzophenoneTitanium dioxide

CoRAP Substances

Define process to identify SVHCFinal # SVHC unknown‘Worst case’ estimate440 substancesTo be assessed 2013 – 2020160 evaluated mid 2009 end 2012138 SVHC by end 201280 to be assessed by end 2014

Commission Roadmap

6th ATP to CLP

Presented at CARACAL – CA for REACH CLP 14 substances with harmonised classification Benzoic acid & 4-tert- butylphenol Changes to 8 existing substances Formaldehyde 1B carcinogen category Apply from 1 April 2015 4th & 5th ATP 1st & 2nd quarter 2013

https://webinsight.arielresearch.com/Announcements/N395%20GHS%20-%20CLP%20Regulation%20-%206th%20ATP%20CARACAL%20document%20~%20March%202013.pdf

SEVESO III Directive

2012/18/EU Alignment to CLP Classification criteria More named substances e.g. mixtures of sodium hypochlorite 200/500 T Changes in aerosols/flammables Includes substances emit flammable gas React with water Still not risk based i.e. no account of dilution or pack size Many sites come into scope, some top tier Impact = depends where you are in Europe

Info for Poison Centres

Seminar update from Gabriele Most notable break through is possibility of SDS only for industrial mixtures But must supply full formulation in case of incident Implications for emergency response procedures UPI still required Stated on label Change if revision

Transport

Lithium batteries New entries dangerous goods list Specific entries proposed Class 9 Printing ink, paint, adhesives, etc. Trying for viscous exemptions Most transport issues for industry relate to Class 9

14. AOB

15. Autumn Meeting

Close of Meeting

Thank you