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An overview of SCC's services.

The Agrochemicals Department at SCC is concerned with the regulatory aspects of getting your plant protection products onto the market.

Together with the implementation of the GLP-compliant archiving procedures, SCC now offers general regulatory and scientific archives as well as GLP-compliant archiving facilities.

The Biocides Department was established in 2000 and has successfully submitted numerous notifications of biocidal substances as well as dossiers for List 1 and List 2 active substances according to the Biocidal Products Directive 98/8/EC.

SCC offers a fully comprehensive regulatory service to companies and industries involved in the EU Existing Chemical and global High Production Volume Challenge Program (HPV Program), as well as other industry activities (e.g. HERA). In addition, SCC supports industrial clients producing consumer goods, such as cosmetics, household cleaners, foods, etc., with regulatory and scientific advice.

SCC has developed its own universal regulatory database, the solution for your data management.
EDDMS: Electronic Document and Dossier Management System!

More than ever, the efficacy of agrochemicals is the key to their success not only on the market but also in registration and re-registration processes.

The Feed & Food Additives Department at SCC is concerned with the regulatory aspects of dossier submission. For the scientifi c aspects of the registration, SCC uses the expertise of its Regulatory Science Department, the largest group within SCC. These specialists are the backbone of the company and the key to its success.

The specialists in SCC’s Regulatory Science department are the backbone of the company and the key to its success. SCC unites experts from all registration-relevant disciplines, such as chemists, food chemists, geoecologists, e-fate specialists, ecologists, ecotoxicologists, toxicologists, biologists, and agronomists.

REACH, the Registration, Evaluation and Authorisation of Chemicals, is the new EU regulatory framework for the registration of chemical substances that will go into effect in 2007.

The specialists in SCC's Regulatory Science Department are the backbone of the company and the key to its success.