Turkish REACH KKDIK
The KKDIK regulation will come into force on 23 Dec 2017. "KKDIK" are the first letters of REACH written in Turkish
TURKREACH KKDIK mirrors EU REACH, but with some differences which are of importance.
That’s why you need a trusted OR in Turkey.
- A single registration deadline for substances in all tonnage bands between 2020 and 2023.
Registration process will begin right after notification deadline 31/12/ 2020.
- Registration process with a short time frame which is quite challenging for industry ( SMEs especially) to face complex tasks such as data sharing & compilation, LoA cost negocation & discussion with Consortia, registration..etc!!
- Inventory Status Does Not Affect Deadlines - Another key differences between EU REACH and TURKREACH KKDIK is Annex 18, which contains qualification requirements for technical experts, requires that notification and registration requirements ( CSR sign off and Safety Data Sheet authoring ) must be fulfilled by certified Chemical Safety Assessors ( certified by the Turk Accreditation Institute).
- SDS regulation will be completely replaced by KKDIK on December 31, 2023.
13 Documents to be published closely follow Echa's REACH guidance ( on going)
KKDIK will bring various Turkish chemicals legislation under one law. It will replace three existing laws:
- Regulation on the Inventory and Control of Chemicals;
- Regulation on the Preparation and Distribution of Safety Datasheets for Hazardous Materials and Products; and
- Regulation on the Restrictions Relating to the Production, Supply to the Market and Use of Certain Hazardous Materials, Products and Goods.
KKDIK applies to all chemical substances on their own or in preparations as well as in articles. However, the regulation does not cover the following substances and mixtures.
- Radioactive substances and mixtures;
- Goods, mixtures or articles in transit and goods in free-zone for re-export;
- Non-isolated intermediates;
- Transport of dangerous substances and mixtures by various modes;
- Substances manufactured or imported for defense purpose;
- Medicinal products;
- Veterinary products;
- Medical devices;
- Cosmetic products;
- Food and feeds;