Common use of REACH Ordinance Clause in Contracts

REACH Ordinance. The Supplier also has to ensure that all substances contained in the delivery item are effectively preregistered, registered (or excluded from the registration obligation) and, if relevant, approved for the utilisations specified by us in accordance with the relevant requirements of the REACH Ordinance. If the delivery item is a product in terms of Article 3 no. 2, Article 7 REACH Ordinance, the previous sentence applies in terms of the substances released by these products. The Supplier informs us immediately and without prompting if a substance is contained in a component of the product in a concentration greater than 0.1 weight by weight (W/W) which complies with the criteria of Articles 57 and 59 REACH Ordinance (so-called substances of very high concern). This also applies for packaging products. All other requirements of REACH Ordinance and relevant statutory regulations remain unaffected.

REACH Ordinance. The Supplier also has to ensure that all substances contained in the delivery item are effectively preregistered, registered (or excluded from the registration obligation) and, if relevant, approved for the utilisations specified by us in accordance with the relevant requirements of the REACH Ordinance. If the delivery item is a product in terms of Article 3 no. 2, Article 7 REACH Ordinance, the previous sentence applies in terms of the substances released by these products. The Supplier informs us immediately and without prompting if a substance is contained in a component of the product in a concentration greater than 0.1 weight by weight (W/W) which complies with the criteria of Articles 57 and 59 REACH Ordinance (so-called substances of very high concern). This also applies for packaging products. All other requirements require- ments of REACH Ordinance and relevant statutory regulations remain unaffected.