Is this oil REACH-compliant for import into the EU?

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As a naturally occurring substance of botanical origin that is not chemically modified, the oil falls under the natural-substance exemption of EU REACH (Regulation EC 1907/2006) — it is not a phase-in substance requiring registration for import into the EU market. EU Compliance Position ItemStatusREACH statusNatural substance exemption (Annex V)Chemical modificationNone — steam-distilledCLP/GHS classificationSDS supplied with hazard classificationDocumentationEnglish SDS, COA and origin statementYour EU importer should still register the product under the EU Cosmetics Regulation 1223/2009 if used in cosmetics, or the Flavourings Regulation 1334/2008 if used in food. We supply the SDS, GC-MS data and origin documentation required for both dossiers.Tell us your EU product category and we will prepare the documentation set with the correct classification.

Item	Status
REACH status	Natural substance exemption (Annex V)
Chemical modification	None — steam-distilled
CLP/GHS classification	SDS supplied with hazard classification
Documentation	English SDS, COA and origin statement

Is this oil REACH-compliant for import into the EU?

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