innovation in combination - as can be noted that the essence of the previous item. Helpful for assessment of trends always are the impressions from the international contacts and events. Time and again we note that foreign participants look somewhat confused at our perception of the crisis. Germany, Austria and Switzerland are considered organized - apparently true of the cliché. Over and over again for us interesting to see how robust the networks of our participants are already as open problems are discussed, how intense it to support each other - that's the rule? International everywhere.
One topic that we want in the blog touch upon is that we have recently taken place repeatedly. Numerous regulatory challenges are from REACH - come down to the chemical industry and downstream users - as the Big Bang - or GHS, and others - as a gradual change. In their growing frustration from month to month, that many advisers urge without any expertise in the market. Mind you, they are still always the designated experts with years of experience in the chemical industry, but at the same time seem more and more "service providers" with dubious to connect motives and little discreet business practices in order - so, what services to provide? To illustrate an example that should now all colleagues of product safety to be familiar: Some SIEF Facilitator of dubious background, reportedly asking for repeated information that serve more to filling its database as the compilation of dossiers. Some, not all, and yet it is precisely these "some" to watch. A hardship, especially for companies that work closely with calculated resources of REACH.
Finally a view of the January 2010. We can not decide which subject interests most important to our conference will be product safety, but we could look at this early stage of the commitment by the ECHA. confirmed as a speaker Andreas Ahrens, the topic is described provisionally with is: ". REACH from the perspective of ECHA, objectives and experiences gained so far" If we hold that the authorities are open to dialogue with industry.
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