Regulation 2023/2055 microplastics restriction and notification to ECHA
Regulation (EU) 2023/2055 imposes new obligations to prevent microplastic pollution. This course provides key information and tools to comply with the regulation and avoid penalties.
21 Apr 2026
10% DISCOUNT
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Presentation
The recent entry into force of Regulation (EU) 2023/2055 has established a new and demanding regulatory framework for the entire plastic value chain, with the aim of preventing microplastic pollution.
This regulation imposes specific and mandatory obligations on manufacturers, transporters and users of pellets, relating to the prevention, containment and clean-up of possible losses. Gaining an in-depth understanding of its scope, correctly interpreting the new responsibilities and knowing how to effectively implement the required measures is not just an option, but a necessity to ensure the legal compliance of your activity and avoid possible penalties.
This course will provide you with the essential keys and practical tools to adapt your operations to the new legislation, protecting both the environment and the legal security of your company. In addition, companies will understand how to correctly report microplastics to the ECHA.
Modality
Streaming
Duration
1.50 hours
Language
English
Price
248€ Associates
310€ General
310€ General
Calls
Objectives
- Understand the origin, objectives and regulatory framework of Regulation (EU) 2023/2055 on synthetic polymer microbeads.
- Identify the scope of the regulation, clearly recognising which companies, products and operations are affected by the new obligations.
- Accurately distinguish the definition of ‘synthetic polymer microparticle’, as well as the polymers and uses that are excluded from the scope of the regulation.
- Understand the main obligations that the regulation imposes on manufacturers, importers, transporters and industrial users of pellets
- Recognise the specific information and labelling requirements, including instructions for use and disposal that must be provided to prevent the release of microplastics.
- Know how and when to comply with the annual reporting obligation to the European Chemicals Agency (ECHA), detailing the information that must be submitted.
- Understand the practical implications of the regulation for business management and legal certainty, acquiring tools to adapt operations and avoid penalties.
- Review the IUCLID application for notification and the aspects to be considered when making it.
Addressed to
- This webinar is aimed at microplastic manufacturers, industrial intermediate users, suppliers, recyclers and transporters, as they are all required to submit notifications.
- Exclusively for registrations from industrial companies.
Program
Introduction and Regulatory Context
- Origin and objectives of Regulation (EU) 2023/2055.
- The problem of microplastic pollution and the EU's response
Scope of Application and Key Definitions
- Definition of ?synthetic polymer microparticle? according to the Regulation.
- Criteria for size, composition and concentration.
- Polymers and uses excluded from the scope of application.
- Economic operators affected.
Main obligations for companies
- Information and labelling obligations: Instructions for use and disposal to prevent releases into the environment, specific marking requirements.
- Annual reporting obligations to the European Chemicals Agency (ECHA): Information to be submitted by manufacturers and industrial user,information to be submitted by suppliers to professional users and the general public.
Regulation 2025/2365 of the European Parliament and of the Council on the prevention of plastic pellet loss to reduce microplastic pollution.
Programa
Introduction and Regulatory Context
- Origin and objectives of Regulation (EU) 2023/2055.
- The problem of microplastic pollution and the EU's response
Scope of Application and Key Definitions
- Definition of ‘synthetic polymer microparticle’ according to the Regulation.
- Criteria for size, composition and concentration.
- Polymers and uses excluded from the scope of application.
- Economic operators affected.
Main obligations for companies
- Information and labelling obligations: Instructions for use and disposal to prevent releases into the environment, specific marking requirements.
- Annual reporting obligations to the European Chemicals Agency (ECHA): Information to be submitted by manufacturers and industrial user,information to be submitted by suppliers to professional users and the general public.
Regulation 2025/2365 of the European Parliament and of the Council on the prevention of plastic pellet loss to reduce microplastic pollution.
Methodology
- The course has been designed to be taken through conference call, so that you can take it from anywhere.
- The course contents have been developed by our expert teachers in the field.
- The teacher will solve your doubts live at the end of the training session.
Observations
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