REACH (Registration, Evaluation, Authorization and Restriction of Chemicals) is a Chemicals Registration, Evaluation and Authorization of EU
regulations (EC) No 1907/2006.This legislation in the European Union entered into force on June 1 2007, and began to implement on 2008,
which apply to all annual exports to the EU amount within more than one ton of chemicals, configure products and articles containing chemicals.

About REACH   The main purpose of REACH is to promote health and the environment,   increase our knowledge about chemicals, enhance safety, promote   alternative test methods, and by encouraging alternative high-risk   substances with safer substances stimulate innovation. When REACH   regulations imposed on trade and industry in the chemicals manufacturer,   enforce a comprehensive obligation for formulators and users, and also   provide strong evidence and documents,which are designed to have the   adverse effects of chemicals, but at the time improve human safety and   the environment.

SVHC criteria

Under REACH legislation, each product manufacturers, exporters and suppliers take responsibility for their products. In order to ensure the
requirements of REACH through the use of these substances in a high level of protection, the presence of substances in the product needs
to be transparency and communication in the supply chain, which is identified as a prerequisite and appropriate risk management.
According to REACH regulation, there are some substances may have very serious and irreversible effects on humans and the environment,
this substance has been identified as SVHC Substances of Very High Concern (SVHC) is also listed in the candidate list in REACH .SVHC
is highly concerned about the substance, the European Chemicals Agency ECHA updated from time to determine the list of candidates for
SVHC. SVHC list updated 2-3 times per year, to finalize the list of candidates will almost 400-500 substances. Due to the complexity of the
supply chain and manufacturing processes, SVHC could be overlooked introduced to a variety of consumer products. EU companies in
order to ensure their sustainable competitive advantage, require suppliers to prove their products in the presence of SVHC.

June 20, 2016, the EU REACH authorities European Chemicals Bureau ECHA official issued a notice, 1 new substance to the list of SVHC
substances, SVHC therefore increased to 169 substances.

Following is the information for new material:

 

CSELITE as a gardening tools and agricultural machinery parts suppliers for Europe, we actively cooperate with customers for REACH to
detect new projects, mainly plastic parts and metal spray layer, the test results are in line with SVHC testing eligibility requirements.