REACH testing is a chemical assessment, implemented under the EU Parliament and Council's regulations on the registration, evaluation, authorization and restriction of chemicals (REACH), to proactively manage all chemicals entering the EU market. The testing of SVHC substances in certification regulations mandates that the total content of these harmful substances be below 0.1%.

Which products require REACH certification?

Chemicals, alloys, plastic products, semi-finished goods, accessories, toys, furniture, stationery, paints, varnishes, adhesives, and cleaning agents, textiles and apparel, footwear products, leather goods and accessories, electronic and electrical products, and other household items, leisure and sports equipment, etc.

What is the process for REACH certification?

Certificate Inquiry — Provide Product-Related Information

2. Quotation Assessment - Evaluate testing costs and time

3. Prepare application forms, sign contracts, and send samples via express delivery

4. Laboratory conducts REACH testing on the samples

5. Upon passing the test, issue the REACH report

6. EACH Certification Report

How much does a REACH certification cost?

Prices vary depending on the raw materials of the product; for metal, only 59 tests are required, while non-metals require 191 tests, making the cost relatively higher. Testing methods are further divided into individual and mixed tests. For metal category materials, REACH certification processing currently costs between 1000 to 1500.

Non-metallic category materials require REACH certification, with current testing fees ranging from 2,500 to 3,000.

How long does the REACH certification process take?

Typically, it takes about a week to apply for REACH certification. For more complex products, the certification process takes longer.