Chemicals regulatory intelligence software, cited to the entry
RegAffairs AI is chemicals regulatory intelligence software. Ask about a CAS number and get a cited answer in seconds, instead of checking a dozen registers.
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Candidate List status, Annex XVII restrictions, CLP classification and national inventory listings can each mean different obligations. Ask one question across jurisdictions. Check the records behind the answer before an SDS revision or customer reply.
Chemicals regulatory compliance for your team's daily checks
- Regulatory affairs and product stewardship: Is this substance on the Candidate List, in Annex XIV, or restricted under Annex XVII?
- Only Representatives: Check clients' substances with a cited answer for each file.
- SDS teams: Has the harmonised classification changed since our last revision?
- Article compliance teams: What do Article 33 and SCIP require above 0.1% SVHC content?
- Consultancies: Research EU, US and Asian inventory status before the client call.
- EHS teams: Compare formaldehyde exposure limits across countries. See the answer and EHS page.
Chemical regulatory intelligence that catches classification changes
Titanium dioxide shows why one consolidated text is not enough. Its Annex VI entry 022-006-00-2 was annulled, yet the July 2026 consolidated CLP text still prints it.
| Date | What changed |
|---|---|
| 23 Nov 2022 | General Court annulled the classification: CURIA 190/22 |
| 1 Aug 2025 | Court of Justice dismissed the appeals: CURIA 99/25 |
| 1 Jul 2026 | Consolidated CLP Annex VI still shows the entry |
Open the titanium dioxide answer. It finds the mismatch and the rulings. No harmonised classification for titanium dioxide is in force, so self-classification under CLP Article 4 applies.
One CAS number across national chemical registers
Ask which inventories list formaldehyde, CAS 50-00-0. The answer brings the records and identifiers together:
| Jurisdiction | Formaldehyde record or identifier |
|---|---|
| EU | EC 200-001-8; CLP index 605-001-00-5 |
| US | TSCA Inventory: ACTIVE |
| Canada | Domestic Substances List |
| Australia | AIIC, CR 380, with specific information requirements |
| Japan (MITI/ENCS number) | 2-482, from the NITE dictionary |
| South Korea (KE number) | KE-17074 |
| China | IECSC 2013, serial 20022 |
| Türkiye (2011 national inventory) | Entry 1 |
The answer also flags identifiers that belong to other substances. Open the cited formaldehyde records and follow each row to its source.
Chemicals regulatory compliance: limits, dates and article duties
PFHxA's REACH Annex XVII entry 79 sets thresholds of 25 ppb for the sum of PFHxA and its salts, and 1,000 ppb for related substances. Application dates depend on use:
- 10 April 2026: firefighting foam for training, testing and public fire services.
- 10 October 2026: consumer clothing, footwear, paper food packaging, consumer mixtures and cosmetics.
- 10 October 2027: other consumer textiles.
- 10 October 2029: civil aviation firefighting foams.
Check the PFHxA answer for exact scope, exemptions and paragraphs in consolidated REACH 02006R1907-20260511.
For articles, Article 33 duties start above 0.1% w/w Candidate List SVHC content per article. Consumer replies are due within 45 days. The SCIP guide and cited answer work through a bicycle grip.
Regulatory intelligence software for chemicals, without the register-by-register search
Use it as REACH compliance software for Candidate List, Annex XIV, Annex XVII and CLP checks.
| Research task | RegAffairs AI | Searching registers yourself |
|---|---|---|
| Get an answer | Cited answer in seconds | Read and reconcile records |
| Compare jurisdictions | Many in one question | Separate register searches |
| Check the evidence | Each claim opens its stored source; research trail on the page | Assemble the trail yourself |
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Chemicals regulatory intelligence coverage and pricing
Coverage includes ECHA, the European Commission, EPA, ECCC, HSE, AICIS, METI, NITE, MEE and KOSHA. Browse the chemicals coverage page for the registers behind your next check.
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FAQ
Which chemicals registers can I check?
Candidate List, Annex XIV and XVII, CLP Annex VI, TSCA, DSL and AIIC are among the sources. Find your market on the chemicals coverage page.
How is this different from a general AI chatbot?
Every claim links to a stored official source, with the research trail on the answer page. See how it compares to ChatGPT.
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