Upon the announcement made by ECHA (the European Chemicals Agency) on 18th June 2010 to confirm the third SVHC (Candidate List), JAMP revised JAMP Declarable Substances List (Version 2.030 after revision) accordingly as noticed earlier in JAMP website. For details on revision, refer to the Instruction Manual for the Declarable Substance Ver. 2.030 and the Reference List.

Adopting JIG-101 Ed2.0 and Ed3.0 has been postponed further at this time’s revision. The discussion on this matter will continue in the AIS committee during FY2010. While JAMP sets first priority to information provision on newly added SVHC, revised Japanese Chemical Substance Control Law, REACH Annex XVII, etc, JAMP improves existing Input Supporting Tools to correspond to the latest update and offers them. (Contents of the revised version due to changes in the list shall be informed in our website by the end of July. JAMP plans to improve various JAMP tools and provide them around the middle of August)

【Revised Contents】

• 1. Changes in accordance with revision of the following laws, etc. which are the specification standards for the JAMP declarable substances
  • o JP01 Reflecting the Government Ordinance enforced on 1st April 2010 with regards to Class 1 Specified Chemical Substances, (adding PFOS substances and Hexabromo compound which are promoted by NITE) 35 chemicals which were added into Chemical Substances Control Law have been added.
  • o EU04 Reflecting REACH Annex XVII 31/05/2010 the latest version (EC 276/2010), 115 chemical substances have been added.
  • o EU05 REACH SVHC Reflecting acrylamide listed in the 2nd SVHC (candidate list) and those confirmed in the 3rd SVHC(issued on 30th March and 18th June 2010), 12 chemical substances which were already listed under JAMP Search List have been added with a flag to EU05(SVHC).
  • o IA01 Reflecting GADSL 2010 version, 194 chemical substances were added.
  
  There is no change this time on EU03 CLP Regulation and OT01 ESIS PBT. No change was made on OT02 JIG101. It was postponed this time as JAMP requires a considerable adjusting time upon revision of the tools corresponding to JIG 3rd edition and a notification period.
• 2. Same as the last time, introducing “Chemical Substance Group” to JAMP declarable substances and establishing the operation rules
• 3. JAMP Substance number was given to JAMP declarable substance which had no CAS number and this time 15 chemical substances were added newly.
• 4. Correcting errors in the Search List
• 5. Correcting defects of using MSDSplus/AIS Input Supporting Tools

For the organizations which are　 charged for using the Search List, JAMP will distribute the revised Search List (Ver.2.030) as soon as the Search List is verified.