The SIN Producers List - updated in March 2013

The SIN Producers List– Companies producing or importing

SIN List chemicals in Europe

Updated JUne 2013

The SIN List provides a peek into the future of European chemicals regulation, providing a clear

picture of the chemicals most likely to be regulated in the EU in coming years. The SIN List is a

concrete tool containing substances that ChemSec, the International Chemical Secretariat, has

identified as fulfilling the criteria for Substances of Very High Concern as provided by the EU

chemicals regulation REACH. These are substances with known hazardous properties, being for

example carcinogenic or toxic to reproduction, but which are still not regulated or phased out.

This second edition of the SIN Producers List presents 709 companies that, in accordance with

REACH, have registered the production or import of SIN List substances in the EU. This data has

been gathered from the publicly available database of registered substances provided by ECHA,

the European Chemicals Agency.

* Substances on the SIN List 2.1 updated in February 2013, in total 626 substances and substance groups.

** Candidate List substances according to the ECHA update in December 2012, in total 138 substances.

Company group Number of SIN List Number of substances on substances and substance groups* the REACH Candidate List**

Royal Dutch Shell 99 4ExxonMobil 83 3Orlen 83 1TOTAL 74 1INEOS 70 5MOL Group 68 0Eni 65 1BP 62 0Repsol 60 2LUKOIL 57 0OMV 52 0Motor Oil (Hellas) 46 0BASF 45 18CEPSA 45 2Petroineos Manufacturing 45 0Phillips 66 44 2ERG Group 39 0Rosneft 39 0Hellenic Petroleum 38 0Galp Energia Group 36 0

Top 20 SIN LIST producerS IN The eu

2 THE SIN PRODUCERS LIST - UPDATED jUNE 2013

While all due care has been taken in the preparation of this publication, chemSec regrets and shall not be liable for any inaccuracies or omissions which may occur herein.

1. echa.europa.eu/candidate-list-table2. chemsec.org/news/news-2010/april-june/548-all-relevant-svhcs-will-be-listed-on-the-candidate-list-by-20203. “Impact of the REACH regulation on the innovativeness of EU chemical industry”, 2012, ec.europa.eu/enterprise/sectors/chemicals/documents/reach/

review2012/innovation_en.htm

THE SIN PRODUCERS LIST - UPDATED jUNE 2013 3

The EU’s chemical regulation, REACH, entered into force in 2007. Within REACH the most hazardous chemicals are identified as Substances of Very High Concern (SVHCs). These are substances that can cause cancer, alter DNA or damage reproductive systems. They also include toxic substances that do not easily break down, but instead build up in nature – with the potential to cause serious and long-term irreversible effects.

The REACH Candidate List1 contains Substances of Very High Concern. There are immediate legal obligations on producers and retailers following a substance’s inclusion on the Candidate List. Upon request, they are obliged to inform consumers as to whether a product contains any substances listed on the Candidate List in concentrations above 0.1%.

The Candidate List is updated twice a year by the European Chemicals Agency, and as of February 2013 it consists of 138

substances. The goal of the European Commission and the European Chemicals Agency is to include “all relevant” sub-stances by 2020.2

Once on the Candidate List, substances may enter the authori-sation phase of REACH, meaning that they cannot be used in the EU after a sunset date unless an authorisation has been granted for a specific use. An authorisation, for the price of 50.000 EUR per substance and use, can only be given if the company proves that the risks of continued use are limited or the benefits outweigh the risks.

REACH requires all companies that produce or import a sub-stance on the EU market in quantities greater than 1 tonne per year to register that substance with the European Chemicals Agency.

The SIN (Substitute It Now!) List names substances and sub-stance groups identified by ChemSec as fulfilling the criteria for Substances of Very High Concern as provided by REACH.

The SIN List has been developed by ChemSec in close collabo-ration with leading health and environmental NGOs in the EU and the US. It has been revised by scientists and technical experts and is based on credible, publicly available substance information from existing databases, scientific studies and new research.

Today the SIN List is a tool for identification of high-concern chemicals used worldwide by a wide range of companies, investors, legislators and other stakeholders. In a recent European Commission report, the SIN List is identified as a key driver for innovation in the chemicals industry in the EU.3

The SIN List database, as well as more information about the SIN List, is publicly available at www.sinlist.org. Beside sub-stance names, CAS and EC numbers, possible uses and the health and environmental implications can also be searched for in the SIN List database.

As a new feature the SIN List database now also includes in-formation about all companies that produce or import SIN List chemicals in the EU. By entering a name of a chemical producer, or a country, in the database search field, the database lists all SIN List substances and substance groups produced by that company or in that country.

REACH – A EUROPEAN LEGISLATIVE FRAMEWORK FOR CHEMICALS

THE SIN LIST – A PEEK INTO THE FUTURE


REACH registration data only discloses the production/import of chemicals in the EU. The companies presented may also pro-duce SIN List chemicals outside of the EU, however this informa-tion is not included in the data presented here.

Some REACH registrations are not publicly available, or do not contain producer information, and therefore these registrations have not been included as part of the data. This refers to regis-trations which are claimed as confidential,8 or substances that have been notified as new substances.9

Most, but not all, SIN List substances have until now carried an obligation to be registered with ECHA. The deadline for REACH registration depends on the classification of a substance, as well as the quantity in which it is produced. Currently only the first registration deadline in December 2010 has passed for chemicals produced in high volumes as well as chemicals with

certain properties.10 Some lower-volume SIN List chemicals are expected to be registered by the two coming REACH registra-tion deadlines in june 2013 and 2018.11

The data presented builds on full registrations. In addition to this, many SIN List chemicals have also been registered as inter-mediates.12 ECHA has stated that about half of all substances registered as intermediates are incorrectly registered and require full registration. Therefore it is likely that the list of registered SIN List substances will be extended as ECHA enforces companies to provide full registrations for these substances.

We are aware that certain specific provisions and exemptions do apply for registration and authorisation in REACH. The full legal text and guidance documents can be found on the ECHA website.

4. echa.europa.eu/information-on-chemicals/registered-substances 5. chemsec.org/what-we-do/sin-list/eu-court-case 6. sinlist.org 7. The Candidate List substances are listed on the ECHA website: echa.europa.eu/candidate-list-table 8. A confidentiality claim costs between 225 and 3000 EUR, and will only be approved if the company can prove it will suffer financially if the information provided is not kept confidential. Less than one percent of the registrations include some kind of confidentiality claim. 9. Notification of new substances, “NONS”, require registration, but the registration information is not yet publicly available. 10. The first December 2010 deadline obliges companies to register substances produced or imported in volumes above 1,000 tonnes per year, plus substances that are carcinogenic, mutagenic or toxic to reproduction (CMR substances) and produced or imported in quantities above over 1 tonne per year.11. In June 2013 substances produced or imported in quantities between 100 and 1,000 tonnes per year must be registered, and the third and final deadline in June 2018 applies to low-volume chemicals produced or imported in quantities between 1 and 100 tonnes per year.12. An intermediate is a substance only used in the process of developing a chemical end product, and hence not a chemical present in any final product.

The data presented was collected from the European Chemicals Agency’s (ECHA) database of registered substances,4 in Decem-ber 2012. This information was made publicly available following a ChemSec request for chemical producer transparency, and a ChemSec and ClientEarth lawsuit with the European Court of justice when ECHA previously refused to disclose this informa-tion.5

The data has been compiled by listing registrant names of all SIN List substances according to the information found in the ECHA database. Service providers have been excluded as they are not producers or importers of chemicals. All producers and importers of SIN List chemicals can also be found in the SIN List database.6

Companies have been grouped according to the owner or affiliation of a company group. If a company is, for example, a joint venture between two companies, the relevant substance is listed for both owners. This applies only to companies with a maximum of two owners.

If a company group produces the same chemical at different facilities, the chemical was counted only once.

Information about company owners or affiliation to a company group was compiled by an internet research between December

2012 and February 2013. It only reflects the information publicly available at this moment in time.

The SIN List refers to version 2.1 presented in early 2013, listing 626 substances.

With the 2.1 update of the SIN List a large number of complex hydrocarbon distillates were added to the list. These substances had earlier been exempted from the SIN List, since it was estimated that the vast majority of them were only used as intermediates, and not part of end products. However, REACH registration data has now shown that many of these substanc-es are fully registered, and therefore within the scope of REACH, as they are also carcinogenic, mutagenic or toxic to reproduc-tion. Due to this, companies within the oil, gas and consumable fuel sectors end up with a high number of SIN List substances produced or imported.

The table presents company names, numbers of SIN List sub-stances produced or imported, as well as how many of these are also listed on the REACH Candidate List, updated by ECHA as of December 2012.7 Companies are listed alphabetically.

METHODOLOGy

SCOPE AND LIMITATIONS


producer/importer (company group) Number of SIN List substances and substance groups

Number of substances on the reAch candidate List

3F Chimica 1 1

3M 10 3

5N Plus 7 3

A.M.P.E.R.E. 3 0

A.M.P.I 2 0

A.O.C. 1 0

Aako 1 0

Abengoa 1 0

Achema 1 0

Acron Group 1 1

AD International 1 1

Advachem 1 0

AGC Group 4 1

AGRIUM 1 0

AGROFERT Group 11 4

AIR LIQUIDE 1 0

Air Products & Chemicals 6 2

Akcros Chemicals 1 0

AKNEL Group 1 1

Akzo Nobel 9 3

Albemarle Corporation 11 6

Alcoa 2 1

Alder 1 0

Algol Group 1 0

Allied Carbon Trading 3 1

ALMA PETROLI 6 0

Alpha Wax 1 0

ALTICHEM 2 2

Ambiente Mare 1 0

AMC Group 1 0

Amedeo Nappi 1 0

American Polywater Corporation 2 1

Amik Italia 1 1

Angefero 3 0

Anton Schneider Söhne 1 0

ANTRACO Chemie Handel 1 0

Api 11 0

APT 1 0

ArcelorMittal 1 1



AREVA 1 0

Argos 4 0

Arizona Chemical 2 1

ARKEMA 9 6

Armored Auto UK 1 0

AS BCT (Baltic Chemical Terminal) 1 0

AS Novotrade Invest 3 0

Ashland 9 3

Asua 1 1

ATH Agrotechinvest Holding 1 0

Athena 1 0

Auriga Industries 1 1

Aurubis 3 1

Austin Powder Company 1 1

Avantor Performance Materials 2 1

Avery Dennison Corporation 2 0

Avestra 6 0

Avia 1 0

Azor Ambiental 1 0

BAE Batterien 1 1

Baerlocher Group 2 2

Baker Hughes 3 2

Baltimar VT 1 0

Banner Batterien 1 1

Banner Chemicals Group 3 2

BASF 45 18

BATERPOL 1 0

Baxenden Chemicals 2 1

Baxter International 1 1

Bayer 11 4

Bayernoil 25 0

BECHEM 1 1

Becton Dickinson 1 0

Befesa Steel Service 1 0

Beijing Hengju 1 1

Beloruskij Neftianoj Torgovyj Dom, BNTD 10 0

Bilbaina de Alquitranes 5 2

BISSELL Homecare 1 0

Bitolea Group 4 1

Bluestar Group 2 0




BNT Chemicals 1 1

Bochemie Group 3 0

Boliden 4 1

Bolmet 1 0

Bolsius Candles 1 0

Bondex Trading Limited 3 3

Borealis 21 0

BOROMINE South America 1 1

BORySZEW ERG 1 1

BP 63 0

BPP 1 0

Braskem 9 0

Brenntag 2 2

Bresfor Industria do Formol 1 0

Bruchsaler Farbenfabrik 2 2

C.M.O. group 3 2

Cabot 2 1

Caldic Chemie 1 0

Campine 2 0

Cargill 2 0

Cargo-Metall 1 0

Carrefour 1 0

Cbee Europe 1 0

CBL Ceramics 1 0

CC Holdco 1 0

CCD 2 0

Celanese 1 0

CellMark 1 0

CENTRUM METAL ODCZyNNIKI CHEMICZNE 1 0

Centurion Akku 1 1

CEPSA 45 2

Ceradyne 1 1

Ceska rafinerska 14 0

Champion Technologies 2 1

CHEDDITE 1 1

ChemCert 4 0

ChemChina 1 0

Chemigate 1 0

Chemoform 1 1




Chemoil Energy group 8 0

Chemson Group 1 1

Chemtura 21 6

Chevron Corporation 32 3

CHT – BEZEMA Group 3 2

CIBA VISION 2 1

Ciech Chemical Group 1 0

Cimcool Industrial Products 1 1

Clariant 14 9

CMK 2 1

Coim Group 1 0

COLAS 18 0

Comarco 1 0

ConocoPhillips 1 0

Contract Chemicals 1 1

ConvaTec 1 0

COPLOSA 2 1

Corning 4 2

Coty 1 0

Covidien 1 0

CPH Chemicals 2 2

Cray Valley Hydrocarbon Specialty Chemicals (HSC) 3 0

Croda International 2 1

CROMITAL 2 2

Crozon Enterprises 2 1

CUF Group 1 0

Cummins 1 1

CVETMETSERVIS 1 0

CyCLON HELLAS 5 0

Cytec Industries 8 3

Daicel Corporation 1 0

Davey Bickford 1 1

De Sangosse 1 0

Deb Group 1 0

Decal 1 0

Dehon Group 1 0

DELA 1 0

Denka Chemicals 3 0

DHI Group 1 0




DIAKOL STRAZSKE 1 0

DIC Group 3 2

Dinox 2 2

DIOKI 1 0

DKSH 2 0

DODUCO 1 0

Domus Chemicals 1 0

Dona Fine Chemicals 1 0

Dow Chemical Company 32 6

Dralon 1 0

DSM 5 1

Du Pont 10 4

Dukol Ostrava 1 0

Dynea 1 0

DyStar 2 1

EADS Group 2 1

Eastman Chemical 7 0

ECEM 1 1

Eco-Bat Technologies 1 0

Eco-Rigen 1 0

Ecolab 3 2

Ecometal 1 0

ECORD SARL 1 0

EcoStream 1 0

Ecotoxward 1 0

EDF Group 3 0

Edipower 1 0

Edison SpA 1 0

Efo AB 1 0

Efremov Synthetic Rubber 7 0

EGGER 1 0

Egis 2 2

Eigenmann & Veronelli 2 1

ELANTAS 1 1

Elastomer Trading 1 0

Elementis 3 1

ELEy 1 1

Elkem Carbon 1 1

Endesa 1 0




Enel 1 0

ENEMALTA 2 0

Enercure 1 0

EnerSys 1 1

Eni 65 1

Envirowales 1 0

Enzymatic Deinking Technologies 2 1

EON 3 0

ERAMET group 5 2

Ercros 3 1

ERG Group 39 0

Essar Group 5 0

Esseco Group 1 0

Etex 1 1

Etimine 3 3

Eurecat 3 0

Euro Support 1 0

Eurotank Belgium 2 0

Euticals 1 0

Everkem 2 2

Evonik Industries 16 4

Exide 1 1

Expanscience 1 1

ExxonMobil 83 3

F.X. Mittermaier & Söhne 1 1

Fantoni Group 1 0

FARCOLL Fabbrica Resine Collanti 1 0

FARMA-CHEM 1 1

Feinhütte Halsbrücke 1 0

Ferak Berlin 2 0

Ferro 7 3

Ferro Atlántica Group 1 1

FIAMM Group 1 1

Fintex Chemie 2 1

Fiocchi Group 1 1

Firma Darocha 1 0

Firma ELWALS Walenty Syczewski 1 0

Fisipe Fibras Sinteticas de Portugal 1 0

Floridienne 6 1




Fluidra Industry 1 1

FORESA 1 0

Forestal del Atlántico 2 0

Fortischem 2 1

Fortum 1 0

Frati Group 1 0

Freeport McMoRan Copper & Gold 1 1

Freiberger Compound Materials 1 0

FUjIFILM Corporation 2 1

Fusion Automation 1 1

Futuroil 3 0

G. Vogler 1 0

Galata Chemicals 2 1

Galp Energia Group 36 0

Gamma Chimica 1 1

Gazprom 7 0

GE Measurement & Control Solutions 1 0

General Electric 3 0

General Insulation Europe 1 1

Genetrix 1 1

GEO Specialty Chemicals 3 1

GHC Gerling, Holz & Co 1 1

Givaudan 1 0

Glass Service 1 1

Glencore International 33 1

GMS Chemie-Handelsgesellschaft 1 0

GOjO Industries 2 1

Goldmann Group 1 0

Goodyear 3 0

Grace 5 1

Green Line Oils 2 0

Greenergy 1 0

Grillo Handel Holding 1 0

Grindex 1 0

Grolman Group 1 1

Group O.N. Sunde 1 0

Group Recochem 1 0

Groupe SNPE 1 1

Grupa Lotos 31 0




Gruppo Colorobbia 2 1

Gruppo Mauro Saviola 1 0

Gruppo Trombini 1 0

GS yuasa 1 1

Gunvor Group 31 0

H B Fuller 1 0

H.C. Starck 4 1

H&R Group 21 0

Habich 4 4

Haldor Topsøe 4 2

Halliburton 3 1

Halma Export & Import 3 0

Hanston Corporation 3 0

Harima Chemicals 1 0

HARKE Group 4 2

Harlan Laboratories 20 1

Harvest Energy 3 0

HAUPT Chemicals Trading 1 0

Helios Group 1 0

Hellenic Petroleum 38 0

HELM 3 1

Henkel 12 4

Hess Corporation 3 0

Hestya Energy 9 0

Heubach Group 2 2

Hewlett-Packard 1 0

Heyl Berlin 1 0

Hitachi Chemical 6 3

Hocem 2 0

Holta Invest 1 0

Honeywell International 10 6

Hoppecke 1 1

Hugo Häffner Group 1 1

Huntsman International 9 2

Hutmen 1 0

ICC Industries 4 0

ICL Industrial Products 8 3

Idemitsu Kosan Co. 1 0

IFP Energies Nouvelles Group 3 1




Illinois Tool Works 3 1

Impexmetal Group 2 1

INCO Industria Colori 1 0

Industrial Química del Nalón (NalonChem) 4 1

INEOS 70 5

Innospec 2 1

Insa Group 1 0

Instytut Nawozów Sztucznych 3 0

Integra 2 0

Interbat, Slovenia 1 1

Interbon Group 1 0

InterChem 7 0

Intermarc 2 0

International Chemicals Investors Group 1 1

International Flavors & Fragrances 2 1

Intertec 1 1

IPLOM 10 0

ISHIHARA SANGyO KAISHA 1 0

Itaca Grupo 1 0

ITM 1 1

ITOCHU 1 1

jacobi Carbons 1 0

james M. Brown 2 0

janssen Pharmaceutica 1 1

jenox Akumulatory 1 1

jiangsu yangnong Chemical Group 1 0

jNC CORPORATION 1 0

johnson Controls 1 1

johnson Matthey 8 4

jRA Consultants 1 0

Kao Group 2 0

Kastamonu 1 0

KCM 2000 Group 2 0

Kemira 5 2

KGHM Group 2 0

KIST Europe 5 1

Klaus Evers Chemie-Handel 1 1

Klesch Group 32 1

Koch Industries 16 1




Kolmar Group 3 0

Koor 1 0

Koppers 6 2

Korea Computer Center 1 0

Kovohute Príbram 1 0

Kronopol 1 0

Kronospan 1 0

Kuraray 5 1

Kyocera 1 0

La Seda de Barcelona 1 0

Labromare 1 0

Lamberti Group 2 1

Landsdowne Chemicals 1 0

Lanxess 17 4

Lapua 1 1

(Lead & Zinc Complex – bankrupt) 1 0

Lerg 1 0

Leuna-Tenside 1 0

LG Chem 6 1

LIA OIL 1 0

Liebau Chemie 1 1

Life Technologies 2 2

Linde Group 1 0

London & Scandinavian Metallurgical 2 2

Lonza Group 2 1

LORD 2 1

LOXA Sp. 1 1

LROSNE 1 0

Lubrizol 1 1

LUC Group 1 1

LUKOIL 57 0

LyondellBasell 28 3

MACH Trade 1 0

Maersk A/S 7 0

Marquard & Bahls 3 0

Marubeni Corporation 1 0

Maxam 2 1

Maxell 1 1

MBDA 1 0

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Merck KGaA 5 4

Mercuria 7 0

Metair Investments 1 1

Metal Blanc 1 0

Metalli 2000 1 0

Metalliance 1 0

Metallo-Chimique 1 0

Metallwerk Dinslaken 1 0

Metalurgica de Medina 1 0

Metinvest Group 4 1

Mexichem 2 0

Michelin 5 1

Midac Batteries 1 1

Midland Lead 1 0

Minmetals Group 1 0

MiRO 19 0

Mitsubishi Corporation 1 0

Mitsubishi Gas Chemical 1 0

Mitsui & Co 5 0

MOGoil 1 0

MOL Group 68 0

MOLL Batterien 1 1

Momentive 8 2

Monbat 1 0

Montefibre 1 0

Morgan Crucible Company 3 3

Motor Oil (Hellas) 46 0

MPU Reciklaza 1 0

Münzing Corporation 2 1

Murata Manufacturing 1 1

Murco 21 0

MyTILINEOS Group 1 0

NAFTA-PETROCHEM 1 0

Naftan 1 0

Naftimex 1 0

Naftowax 2 0

Nalco Limited 1 0

NAM & NAM International 4 0

NAMA Chemicals 1 0




Nammo Group 2 0

NCS PyROTECHNIE ET TECHNOLOGIES 1 1

Nearchimica 1 0

NEOCHIM 1 0

Neochimiki 2 0

Neste Oil 30 0

NetSun (OR for 500 Chinese companies) 5 1

Neville Chemical 1 0

Newell Rubbermaid 1 0

NewMarket Corporation 5 1

NGK Berylco 1 0

Nickelhütte Aue 4 0

Nippon Soda 1 1

Nippon Synthetic Chemical Industry 1 1

Nirma 3 3

NITROERG 1 1

NKNK 6 1

Noahs Ark Chemicals 1 0

NOBELSPORT ITALIA 1 1

Noble Group 8 0

Noliac 1 1

Nordic Elements 1 1

Norilsk Nickel 4 1

Norkem Group 1 1

North refinery 2 0

Norvestor Equity 1 0

Novartis 1 1

Novasol 1 1

Nubiola Group 2 2

Nufarm 1 1

Nutec 1 1

Nynas 11 0

Occidental Petroleum 2 0

Odfjell SE 7 0

Oetker Group 2 2

OGEP Oil and Gas Exploration and Production 2 0

Oil Logistic 13 0

Oilinvest 18 0

Oltchim 12 3




OM Group 6 3

OMNOVA Solutions 1 0

OMV 52 0

Oriental Giant Dyes and Chemical Ind 1 0

Orion Engineered Carbons 4 1

Orlen 83 1

Orrion Chemicals Metalchem 2 1

Orzel-Bialy SA 1 0

OSS Group 1 0

Oxiteno 1 0

Panasonic 1 0

PARAGRAN 1 0

PCK Raffinerie 30 0

Pembani Group 1 0

Penox Group 1 1

Penpet 1 0

Performance Chemicals Handel 1 1

Perstorp 2 1

Petro Carbo Chem 3 1

Petrobras 31 0

Petrochem Carless 6 1

Petrochemical Commercial Company 5 1

PetroChina 54 0

Petroferm 2 1

Petrol Group 1 0

Petronas 3 0

Petroplus (filed bankrupcy) 25 0

PetroSA 1 0

Petrus NV 1 0

PFW Aroma Chemicals 1 0

Phillips 66 44 2

Pigment Sanayi 1 1

PILOT CORPORATION OF EUROPE 1 0

Plama Refinery 1 0

Plansee Group 1 1

PMA Proteccion Medio Ambental 2 0

PMC Global 1 0

Poletto Aldo 2 1

Poliversal 2 2




POLWAX 1 0

POLyNT 7 4

PolyOne 2 0

Polysan 1 0

Pontenossa 1 0

Porocel 3 0

Portovesme 2 0

Potasse and Produits Chimiques SAS (PPC) 1 1

PPG Industries 3 2

PPUH Autopart 1 1

Praxair 1 0

Preem 26 0

Priolo Servizi 1 0

Prista Oil 4 0PROIZVODSTVENNO Objedinenije "Belorusneft BELOIL" 10 0

Protim Solignum 1 1

Pulcra Chemicals 2 0

Puralube Inc. 5 0

Purolite 1 0

Q8 35 0

Quaker Chemical 2 1

Quality Chemicals 1 1

Quimialmel 1 0

RAFINARIA STEAUA ROMANA 7 0

Raizen Trading 2 0

Raj Petro Specialities 1 0

Ramoil 1 0

Rath Group 1 1

Reactana 1 1

Recylex Group 1 0

REHAU 1 0

Repsol 60 2

Revatech Group 3 0

Richard Baker Harrison 2 1

Rio Tinto Group 4 4

Rockwood Holdings 4 1

Rompetrol Group 24 0

Rosneft 39 0

Rowa Group 1 1




Royal Dutch Shell 99 4

RS Bruce 1 1

RUAG Ammotec 1 1

Rubis Guyane Francaise 1 0

Rudnik Mezica Holding 1 1

Ruschrome Trading 2 2

RÜTGERS Group 14 2

RWE 3 0

S.C. Viromet 1 0

S.C. Energy Bio Chemicals 4 0

S.I.A.P. 1 1

SABIC 21 3

Sachem 1 0

SAFEGUARD INTERNATIONAL FUND 1 0

Safran 2 0

SAFT Group 6 1

Saint-Gobain 2 1

San Marco Petroli 1 0

Sandvik Group 1 0

SARA 8 0

SARAS 34 0

Sasol 12 1

Savarè 5 0

SCAS Group Laboratories 9 1

Schilderwerken Thimister Maastricht 2 2

Schill+Seilacher 1 0

Schmelzmetall 1 0

SCORI 1 0

SCR Group 1 1

Sellier & Bellot 1 1

SER 1 0

SERVA Electrophoresis 1 1

SGL Carbon 3 2

Shamrock 1 0

SHELMAN 1 0

SHEPHERD Chemical Company 6 5

Shin-Etsu Group 2 1

Showa Denko 4 0

SI Group 2 1

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SIA Industria Accumulatori 1 1

SIAD Group 1 0

SICA 1 0

SIGIMET Società Unipersonale 1 0

Sigma-Aldrich 19 14

Silekol 1 0

SILOX Group 2 2

Sinopec Group 3 0

Sintertechnik 1 0

SIP 1 0

SjM Corporate Group 2 0

SKW Metallurgie 1 0

SLM Solutions 2 1

SNF Group 2 1

Società Chimica Larderello 2 2

Sogestran 1 0

Sojitz Group 1 1

Sokolovská Uhelná 1 0

Solvay Group 15 7

SOMED Group 1 0

Sonae Group 1 0

Sonae Industria 1 0

Sonneborn 3 0

Spolchemie 3 0

Spraylat 1 1

SQM 2 1

SRPP 2 0

St1 Holding Oy 11 0

Statoil 34 0

Stepan Company 2 1

StonCor Group 1 1

Styrolution Group 6 1

Sumitomo Bakelite Group 1 1

Sumitomo Chemical 1 0

Sumitomo Corporation 3 0

Surrey Europe 1 0

Symrise 1 0

Syngenta 3 2

Synthite 1 0




Synthos 2 0

Systems Sunlight 1 1

Talvivaara Sotkamo 1 0

Taminco 4 3

Tate & Lyle 1 0

TDK Corporation 1 0

Teknor Apex 1 0

Tensis Sp. 2 1

Thirumalai Chemicals 1 0

TIB Chemicals 9 1

TIGI 3 1

Tire Company Debica 3 0

Toda Kogyo 2 1

Todini Group 5 1

Tokai Carbon 1 1

Tokuyama Dental 1 0

Toray Group 8 1

Torrecid Group 1 1

TOTAL 74 1

TOyO INK GROUP 1 0

Toyota Tsusho 3 1

TPC Group 1 0

Trafigura 12 0

Transammonia 4 0

Transcor Astra Group 8 0

Traxys 2 0

Treibacher 1 0

Tremco Illbruck 2 1

Tricat 3 0

Tricon Energy Group 3 0

TROPAG 1 0

TVK 5 0

UAB jUMPS 1 0

ULMAR 1 0

UMCOR 1 0

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Umicore 17 7

UNDESA 1 1

Unelco Endesa 1 0

Unifrax 1 0

Unilever 2 1

Unimot Express 2 0

Unipetrol Group 20 1

United States Steel 1 1

Univar 1 0

Uzimet 1 0

Vale 4 1

Valero Energy 20 0

VARTA Microbattery 1 0

VESUVIUS 1 1

Veyance Technologies Czech 2 1

Vimetco 1 1

Vink+Co 2 1

Vinnolit 2 1

Vinyls Italia 2 1

Vipiemme 1 1

Viscolube 1 0

Vishay 1 1

Vitol 17 0

Vivimed Labs 2 0

Völpker Spezialprodukte 1 0

Votorantim Group 1 0

W. L. Gore & Associates 2 1

Wacker Chemie 4 2

Wanhua Group 10 2

Weatherford 2 1

Welmet 1 1

WIL Research 3 1

Xerox 2 0

Xstrata 5 3




Xyntra 1 0

yael Meroz 4 0

yara 2 0

yKK EMEA Group 1 0

ZAK 2 2

ZAP Sznajder Batterien 1 1

Zeon Chemicals 1 0

ZGH Grupa Boleslaw 2 0

Zinifex 2 0

ZNSHINE Group 6 1


CHEMSEC – THE ORGANISATION BEHIND THE SIN LISTChemSec (the International Chemical Secretariat) is a non-profit organisation working for a world free of hazardous chemicals. ChemSec strives to bridge the gap between decision-makers, science, and industry, working with a wide range of stakeholders offering expertise and guidance on chemical management policies.

We work to influence and speed up legislative processes – within the EU and around the world. We collaborate with progressive multinational companies to show that substituting hazardous chemicals with safer alternatives is both scientifically and economically feasible.

Encouraging investors to invest in the production and use of safer alternatives instead of risking profits by investing in companies that produce and use hazardous chemicals is another core part of our work. All our work is geared to stimulating public debate and action on the necessary steps towards a less toxic world.

The SIN Producers List is available online at www.chemsec.org. Information about producers and importers of SIN List chemicals can also be searched for in the SIN List database available at www.sinlist.org.

ChemSecNorra Allégatan 5, SE-413 01 Göteborg, Sweden Phone: +46(0)31 711 04 95 E-mail: [email protected]

www.chemsec.orgwww.sinlist.org

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