2026年 1月

Why REACH Certification is Your Gateway to the European Market

Unpacking REACH: Europe's Chemical Conscience

For businesses eyeing the European Union market, understanding and complying with the REACH Regulation (EC) No 1907/2006 is not merely an option—it's a fundamental requirement. REACH, an acronym for Registration, Evaluation, Authorisation, and Restriction of Chemicals, is one of the world's most comprehensive and stringent chemical regulations. Its primary goal is to improve the protection of human health and the environment from the risks that can be posed by chemicals.

Unlike some product-specific safety marks like CE Certification, REACH delves deep into the chemical composition of products, ensuring that hazardous substances are identified, managed, and, where necessary, replaced. This commitment to chemical safety is a cornerstone of responsible manufacturing, aligning with our broader efforts in environmental management, as evidenced by our ISO 14001 Certification.

What is REACH Certification? Decoding the Compliance Landscape

The term "REACH certification" can be a bit misleading. In reality, REACH is not a traditional certification where a single certificate is issued for a product. Instead, it's a complex regulatory framework that places the burden of proof on companies to demonstrate that the chemicals they use and supply are safe. So, what is REACH certification in practice?

It primarily involves:

Registration: Companies manufacturing or importing chemicals into the EU in quantities of one tonne or more per year must register these substances with the European Chemicals Agency (ECHA).
Evaluation: ECHA evaluates registration dossiers and substance proposals to clarify potential risks.
Authorisation: Substances of Very High Concern (SVHCs) may be subject to authorisation, meaning their use is prohibited unless specific permission is granted.
Restriction: Certain hazardous substances may be restricted or banned entirely.

For finished articles (like our health and wellness devices), the focus shifts to the presence of Substances of Very High Concern (SVHCs). If an article contains an SVHC above a concentration of 0.1% by weight, suppliers have specific obligations to inform their customers and, in some cases, register the substance. This is where an EU REACH certificate of compliance (often a test report) becomes invaluable, demonstrating due diligence.

Is Certification Obligated for REACH? The Supplier's Responsibility

As established, is certification obligated for REACH in the traditional sense? No. However, compliance is absolutely mandatory. Manufacturers and importers of articles must ensure that their products do not contain SVHCs above the 0.1% threshold, or if they do, that they fulfill their communication and notification obligations.

For B2B buyers, this means demanding proof of compliance from your suppliers. A comprehensive EU REACH certificate of compliance (typically a third-party test report) provides this assurance. It confirms that the product has been tested against the latest SVHC candidate list, ensuring that you are not inadvertently importing non-compliant goods into the EU.

Ecozy Global takes this responsibility seriously. Our commitment to chemical safety extends beyond just REACH; it's part of a holistic approach to product integrity, including compliance with directives like RoHS Certification which restricts specific hazardous substances in electrical and electronic equipment.

Ecozy Global's Commitment to REACH Compliance: The L100 Example

At Ecozy Global, we understand that chemical safety is paramount for our B2B partners. Our extensive product range, including popular models like

Red light therapy : A090, A130,L130, N100, B510,

Hot and cold massage gun: B025/28, B190, B310, B330, B360,

Face massager:B012, B260

Foot and leg massager:C060, N100,

Anti-itching device for mosquito bites-B270, dual vibrating massager-B510, vibration hot compress eye massager-P060, Neck Massager with Heat-E011

exemplifies our dedication to meeting the stringent requirements of REACH.Our comprehensive testing program, which has been in place for years, confirms that products like the L100 (Portable Cold & Hot Sculpting Device) and many others have been rigorously evaluated against the Substances of Very High Concern (SVHCs) from the candidate list. For instance, a test report (No.: EDG2211210130C01401R, dated Mar. 15, 2023) for the L100 confirmed its compliance against 224 SVHCs from the candidate list updated on June 10, 2022. The conclusion was clear: the concentration of each of these 224 SVHCs was LESS THAN 0.1% (wt.%) in the submitted samples (excluding Lead and SCCP content, which were also found to be within acceptable limits where applicable) . L100_REACH_certification ECOZY

This meticulous testing provides our partners with an EU REACH certificate of compliance in the form of a detailed report, offering peace of mind and simplifying their market entry into the EU. This proactive approach to chemical safety complements our broader commitment to product safety across our diverse product portfolio, including rigorous testing for electrical components, as seen in our UL Certification for critical battery cells.

Partnering for a Safer Supply Chain

For B2B buyers, partnering with a manufacturer that prioritizes REACH compliance is crucial. It safeguards your brand reputation, avoids costly penalties, and ensures consumer trust. When evaluating suppliers, always ask for their EU REACH certificate of compliance or detailed test reports.

Ecozy Global's transparent approach to chemical management, combined with our ethical manufacturing practices (supported by our BSCI Certification), makes us a reliable partner for your European market ventures. We provide the documentation and assurance you need to confidently navigate the complex world of chemical regulations.