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The Ministry of Environment and Urbanization of the Turkish Republic has published the draft of the price list for registration fees. It is known from the regulation from before that registration, ...

The Ministry of Environment and Urbanization of the Turkish Republic has published the draft of the price list for registration fees.

It is known from the regulation from before that registration, updating registration, request on confidentiality, product & process-focused R&D notification, authorization (permit) application, and evaluation of authorization activities will be subject to official fees.

According to the published list, the minimum fee will be 50 Turkish Liras (5.5 EUR)  for joint registration up to 10 tpa by a micro-sized company and the maximum fee will be 15k Turkish Liras (1640 EUR) for self-registration more than 1000 tpa by a large-sized company.

It is also pointed out that these fees are subjected to change as the final list will be published by 2021.

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You can find the list with Euro equivalents here. Kindly keep in mind that prices in Euro might not represent an accurate value as the currency exchange rates differ.

According to the latest update from the Ministry of Environment and Urbanization of Turkish Republic, pre-SIEF notification module in KKS (Chemical Registration System) will be kept active even after ...

According to the latest update from the Ministry of Environment and Urbanization of Turkish Republic, pre-SIEF notification module in KKS (Chemical Registration System) will be kept active even after the pre-registration deadline, 31st December 2020. 

The reason was explained to be make it easy for registration activities to participate in SIEF (Substance Information Exchange Forum).

Although the Ministry have just made late pre-registration possible, it was also pointed out that substances that are not pre-registered by the upcoming deadline will not be allowed to placed in the Turkish market unless they complete both pre-registration and registration processes.

This can be interpreted that a longer process will be needed if the pre-registration is not complete before the deadline.

It is already known that after the deadline, substances that are pre-registered will not need to register until the end of 2023, the deadline for registration, to be placed on the Turkish market.

To protect your business interests in Turkey and be able to export your substances without much effort and expense, we can pre-register your substances as your Only Representative (OR).

You can send your substance list to us from this link and request a quote, as well as getting information if your substances need to be pre-registered or not.

Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry has announced a new draft regulation regarding pesticides on food of plant or animal origin, adapted from European regulation (EC) No 396/2005 of the European Parl...

Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry has announced a new draft regulation regarding pesticides on food of plant or animal origin, adapted from European regulation (EC) No 396/2005 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 23 February 2005 on maximum residue levels of pesticides in or on food and feed of plant and animal origin and amending Council Directive 91/414/EEC.

The draft is in Turkish language and consists of 4 parts, spread onto 5 pages, including a temporary article on the transition period for the application of the regulation. In addition to the regulation, there will be 5 annexes on the proper application of the regulation.

The draft is proposed to be finalized after 31st August 2020, and published by September 10th, 2020. It is then expected that the regulation will be adopted at the end of September and the provisions enter into force by the end of this year, 31st December 2020.

Source: Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry

While there are less than 160 days left for the first phase for Turkey’s REACH regulation to conclude, more than 18,000 substances were pre-registered already by the first half of 2020, rep...

While there are less than 160 days left for the first phase for Turkey’s REACH regulation to conclude, more than 18,000 substances were pre-registered already by the first half of 2020, reportedly.

Pre-registration (or more accurately pre-SIEF notification) has begun on 23rd December 2017 and companies including local manufacturers and importers, as well as non-Turkish manufacturers through only representatives have been submitting their substances via KKS (Chemical Registration System) on the Ministry of Environment and Urbanization’s e-portal.

It is reported that as of 23rd of June 2020, 872 companies have submitted 77,037 notifications for 18,227 substances to comply with the REACH regulation, KKDIK, which came into force on 23rd of June 2017. As KKDIK does not allow for late pre-registration, companies that have not yet pre-registered their substances are encouraged to do so as early as possible before the 31 December 2020 deadline to not experience loss of business in the Turkish market.

As the number of pre-registered substances grows day-by-day, it is expected for the Ministry to soon publish the official registration fees for different tonnage bands as well as the candidate substances to be included in Annex 14 - authorization list, since the beginning of the registration phase is approaching meanwhile.

To not miss the deadline and experience business loss, you can send us the list of your substances for a free assessment and learn which substances you have to pre-register. You can also check our FAQ for Turkey REACH or contact us for further queries.

Turkey REACH, which had come into force on June 23rd, 2017, had begun its pre-registration phase starting from the 23rd of December 2017 and the closing date as 31st of December 2020. From 1st...

Turkey REACH, which had come into force on June 23rd, 2017, had begun its pre-registration phase starting from the 23rd of December 2017 and the closing date as 31st of December 2020.

From 1st Jan 2021 only those companies who have “Pre-Registered” their substances (under transitional article 1 of KKDIK (Turkey Reach) and article 4.2 of the official guide on registration) would be allowed to place substances in Turkey.

Pre-registration under KKDIK is processed via KKS -the chemical registration system under the Turkish Ministry of Environment and Urbanization’s ECBS portal. The portal can only be accessed by legal and real entities residing in Turkey. Non-Turkey enterprises can appoint a Turkish Legal Entity as an Only Representative (similar to EU REACH) to act on your behalf, to comply with KKDIK.   

 Pre-registration phase for Turkey REACH is almost complete. If you have any questions regarding pre-registration under KKDIK,

For Further Details on Turkey REACH (KKDIK) contact:  Turkey-REACH@gpcregulatory.com; compliance@gpcregulatory.com