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Answer (EN)
At an early stage, the co-registrants can already agree that one company takes over the organisation of the information exchange and the preparation of the joint submission. This is not, however, compulsory, as REACH does not set any conditions in this respect.
Where the information for exchange is considered commercially sensitive by one or more potential registrants (e.g. because of an impurity content that can indicate a production process), they can, for example, propose a confidentiality agreement or the use of an independent third party or trustee who can handle the confidential information on behalf of the potential registrants. Any other form of organisation is equally possible, as long as it is agreed by all existing and/or potential new co-registrants.
Detailed information on how to organise and improve communication between co-registrants can be found in the Guidance on data sharing.