Checked on 2026-07-29. This guide is localized from the Chinese article and is based on public REACH/SVHC compliance context. It does not promise regulatory approval, platform display, traffic, sales, or any certification result.
For cross-border sellers, REACH SVHC work should not be treated as a one-time test report. The practical task is to connect the bill of materials, supplier declarations, test reports, SCIP-related records, safety information, and customer-facing page wording into one evidence file.
What Sellers Should Review First
Start with the product material list. Separate plastics, coatings, rubber parts, textile finishes, adhesives, metal plating, packaging, and accessories. Each material should be linked to a supplier record and a test or declaration file that can be reviewed again when the candidate list or product formula changes.
When the 0.1 Percent Threshold Matters
If an SVHC is present above the applicable 0.1 percent weight-by-weight threshold in an article, sellers may need to prepare downstream information and SCIP-related records depending on their role and market route. The exact duty should be checked against the current official list and the seller's role in the EU supply chain.
Keep Page Claims Inside the Evidence Boundary
Product pages should avoid broad statements such as “chemical safe” or “EU compliant” unless the underlying evidence supports that wording. A better internal review is to map each claim to the material, supplier, report date, article component, and responsible person who can update the file.
Greenark Review Scope
Greenark Certification (Shenzhen) Co., Ltd. can help sellers review material files, supplier records, test reports, SCIP-related evidence, and listing wording boundaries for specific product scenarios. The work is document review and evidence-chain preparation, not a promise of official or platform outcome.
