Orgalime comments on the battery issue concerning the 'article' definition in REACH

Published: 1 June 2007

Policies & Issues: Environment

In the context of the discussions on the definition of an article in the subgroup of the Commission Working Group on REACH Implementation Project (RIP) 3.8, Orgalime understands that the Commission is requiring comments on specific cases, and more particularly on the car battery with acid/chemicals in it, which the Commission, as stated in the note dated 4 May 2007, considers as an 'outstanding borderline case'.

Related Position Papers

Green Transition: Joint Business statement on the Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence Directive (CS3D) [30 May 2023]

Green Transition: Joint Business Statement on the due diligence proposal (CS3D) [19 January 2023]

Environment: Orgalim preliminary key messages for the upcoming revision of the EU Waste Framework Directive Orgalim [11 August 2022]

Environment: Position and recommendations from Europe’s technology industries on the proposed Ecodesign for Sustainable Products Regulation [1 June 2022]

Environment: Orgalim position paper on the upcoming revision of the RoHS Directive [31 May 2022]

Environment: Orgalim position on the upcoming revision of the REACH Regulation [13 April 2022]

Environment: Orgalim Position Paper on the “right to repair” [5 April 2022]

Environment: Orgalim Position Paper on the restriction of PFAS [27 January 2022]

Environment: Orgalim Position Paper on the draft French Decree on consumer information for waste-generating products [21 December 2021]