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Robert Baer
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New IPC-1752B standard supply chain standard for ECHA SCIP database
reporting
From 5 January 2021, all companies in Europe must submit information to
the ECHA SCIP database for products they supply which include articles
containing REACH candidate list substances above 0.1%. The requirement
stems from the revised Waste Framework Directive.
To help companies collect the necessary SCIP information from their
supply chains, JB Hollister of Apple and Aidan Turnbull of BOMcheck led
the development of the new IPC-1752B supply chain data exchange standard
which was published 1 July 2020
https://shop.ipc.org/IPC-1752B-English-D. This new industry standard is
applicable to products across all industry sectors and helps companies
who want to collect data from their supply chains in a format matching
the data requirements of the SCIP database.
The structure of the IPC-1752B standard mirrors the ECHA SCIP database
submission format. The standard includes new functionality which enables
reporting different products with different types of materials
declarations, known as declaration classes, in the same XML file. This
enables suppliers to report sub-products using different declaration
classes which provide different levels of detail about the materials in
the articles.
No other industry standard today has this capability.
reporting
From 5 January 2021, all companies in Europe must submit information to
the ECHA SCIP database for products they supply which include articles
containing REACH candidate list substances above 0.1%. The requirement
stems from the revised Waste Framework Directive.
To help companies collect the necessary SCIP information from their
supply chains, JB Hollister of Apple and Aidan Turnbull of BOMcheck led
the development of the new IPC-1752B supply chain data exchange standard
which was published 1 July 2020
https://shop.ipc.org/IPC-1752B-English-D. This new industry standard is
applicable to products across all industry sectors and helps companies
who want to collect data from their supply chains in a format matching
the data requirements of the SCIP database.
The structure of the IPC-1752B standard mirrors the ECHA SCIP database
submission format. The standard includes new functionality which enables
reporting different products with different types of materials
declarations, known as declaration classes, in the same XML file. This
enables suppliers to report sub-products using different declaration
classes which provide different levels of detail about the materials in
the articles.
No other industry standard today has this capability.