If Vietnamese exporters want to continue to develop the EU market, they will register the chemical composition of their products with the European Chemical Bureau (ECHA).

Failure to comply with this new rule results in the loss of the EU market.

Under this regulation, Vietnamese exporters can obtain registration, assessment, authorization and chemical Restriction Act (REACH) from June 1st to December 1st, and all chemicals used in the products must be registered with the European Union.

The target of REACH is the scope of all products, including chemicals, dyeing, ink printing, textiles and clothing, shoe track, toys, cosmetics and other products.

REACH will monitor and monitor any chemicals that affect health and environment within 10 years.

In addition, EU consumers will have the right to get information from producers about ingredients, safety and their impact on the environment.

In this case, the manufacturer will give feedback within 45 days.

It also implies that exporters must be fully aware of the sources of raw materials used for their products, especially new chemicals and chemicals that they have already used.