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Answer (EN)
ECHA is mainly using the information on uses (e.g. life cycle stages, type of products, use description) reported in the REACH registration dossiers (IUCLID) as a proxy for assessing the potential for exposure to humans and releases to the environment. The potential for release/exposure is generally considered high for “widespread” uses, i.e. professional and consumer uses and uses in articles. For these uses, normally happening at many places, the expected level of control is, in theory, considered limited. No quantitative exposure assessment is performed at this stage and so the chemical safety reports are normally not consulted. In some cases, public information can also be used.
The potential for exposure is then considered together with the (potential) hazard to assess the regulatory needs for the (group of) substance(s).