A.I.S.E. Exposure Scenarios

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A.I.S.E. Exposure Scenarios for REACH 9 June
2006 2nd workshop on Exposure Scenarios Stresa -
Italy Petteri Mäkelä

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A.I.S.E.

• Association Internationale de la Savonnerie, de
  la Détergence et des Produits dEntretien
• Established in 1952, in current form 1996
• Represents the Soaps, Detergents and Maintenance
  Products Industry in Europe
• Based in Brussels, European staff of 9 people
• More than 200 industry experts active in gt 30
  working groups and task forces
• Voluntary initiatives e.g. HERA
  Sustainability
• Tech./Scientific e.g. enzymes performance
  testing
• Regulatory e.g. Det. Reg., GHS REACH
• Industry co-operation DUCC

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EU Cleaning Product Market

• A.I.S.E. represents over 900 companies active in
  Consumer and Industrial Institutional markets
• Over 60 are SME
• Many companies supply both Consumer and II
  markets
• A.I.S.E. covers great variety products/application
  s
• Consumer gt 15 high level product groups
• II gt 50 application areas
• A.I.S.E. companies use typically 1000
  substances
• Products typically contain gt 10 substances
• Many substances are used in variety of
  applications
• Many raw materials are purchased from 2 3
  suppliers

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Project Description
Focus

• Time line
• JAN MAR Selection of a model
• APR JUL Refining the model
• SEP NOV Testing the model preparation of
  formats for up/down stream communication
• JUN NOV Participation to workshops
  interaction with stakeholders
• OCT gtgt Dialogue with A.I.S.E. Members Suppliers
• 3 Working Groups
• Household Washing/Cleaning
• Professional Washing/Cleaning
• Air Care Other Vaporizing Products

Process description Operational conditions RRM
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Project Details

• Supply chain involvement
• A.I.S.E. formulators at EU level
• Main suppliers are kept informed
• Primary focus
• Substances gtgtgt substances in a preparation
• Candidate substances 1) Surfactant 2) Fragrance
  component 3) Solvent
• Life cycle stages
• Use phase - Consumer, Professional Env.
  Discharges
• Process Types
• Manual or Machine
• Exposure routes
• Dermal, Eye, Inhalation (Oral)
• Env. Fate of substance/s
• Waste Water or Air
• Measured data or models available
• e.g. HERA, BAMA model

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Project Objectives

• Prepare cleaning product sector to REACH by
  working with practical industry examples
• Leverage the HERA work for REACH
• Actively contribute to the development of a
  workable REACH Exposure Scenario process
• Be part of the RIP 3.2 Exposure Scenario
  exemplification for CSA TGD

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Example A Solvent
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Human Exposure Example Solvent

• DFG

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Environmental Exposure Example - Solvent

• DFG

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Project Challenges

• Select examples that are representative to the
  industry
• Finding right level of detail that is meaningful
  and still workable under REACH
• Identification of the key pieces of info that
  should be communicated up and down the supply
  chain
• Interaction with industry experts and supply
  chain partners

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REACH Information Obligations
REACH
M/I
SDS-Ex
Use Identification
DU (A.I.S.E. Formulator)
Consumer
Use Identification
SDS-Ex
DU (A.I.S.E. Customer)