Übersetzung für "Reach directive" in Deutsch

I shall therefore be voting in favour of the REACH Directive in Wednesday's vote.

I agree that this REACH directive will have a very positive influence on standards worldwide.

Norm: compliant with the REACH directive (free of phthalates).

We also continued with the implementation of the EU chemicals directive REACH at our European plants.

Our magnets conform to the requirements of CE, RoHS, SGS and Reach directive.

Soon, the REACH Directive will be applied to wine.

We made headway on REACH, the Services Directive, the seventh framework research programme, and so on.

The Committee believes that implementation of the REACH directive will provide a basis for further development in this area.

The Committee believes that implementation of the REACH directive will provide a basis for further development.

The REACH directive regulates the registration, evaluation and authorisation of such substances and the restrictions applicable to them.

It was a difficult birth until the REACH Chemical Directive saw the light of day.

There are NO additives or chemicals in 645 that are listed in the REACH Directive.

For industry, implementation of the REACH directive means a fundamental change in economical and technological conditions.

Therefore in principle, Basler AG comes under no registration requirements according to REACH directive (EG)1907/2006.

There is no detailed EU impact assessment and there is a lack of scientific definition of endocrine disrupters and an inconsistency of treatment between it and the REACH Directive.

The GHS implementation must be correlated with the enforcement of REACH Directive for producers, approximately 27,000 in the European Union, of which 95% are SMEs, and with the development of trade with non-EU countries, namely 25% of the European Union's volume.

As far as the new direction for European policy is concerned – and I see Mr Barroso looks to be already on the edge of his seat with anticipation – it is my view that, having presided over the Commission for a year, you really should think about to what extent your Commission’s decisions on Bolkestein, the Working Time Directive, REACH and climate change have helped to promote a positive attitude to Europe, or whether, on the other hand, they tend to turn even more members of the public against the Constitution.

One: the Commission continues to regulate production in the EU, for example with the Reach Directive.

At the same time, however, we must not allow the draft REACH directive to engender discrimination between manufactured and naturally occurring substances, between particular geographical areas, or between Member States – here I am thinking of the new Member States, where industry is less capital-rich – or between large and small enterprises.

Ever since the beginning, that has been the substitution principle, the principle underpinning the draft REACH Directive, which mobilised us some time ago.

The same goes for the regulation on chemicals, REACH, the Services Directive, the Working Time Directive and the regulation on international roaming.

After the enlargement, the European Union was able to adopt the Services Directive, REACH and the financial perspective, and it is going to extend the Schengen system.

The one thing that has not escaped me, but may well have escaped other Members, is that this is a forerunner of the REACH Directive, which will be one of the biggest reports to come through Parliament.

There is much debate over the REACH directive, and while I do not believe that anyone is in any doubt as to whether consideration should be given to this directive, it is clear that it must be balanced and that it must be focused on its goals.