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Do I Manufacture (Including Import) Sufficient Quantities of Non-Exempt Listed Chemical Substances at an Individual Site?

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Do I Manufacture (Including Import) Sufficient Quantities of Non-Exempt Listed Chemical Substances at an Individual Site?

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For each non-exempt listed chemical substance that one manufactures or imports, IURA reporting requirements only apply if the volume exceeds 25,000 pounds or more of the substance at a single site during 2005 (or subsequent reporting years). Those who manufacture and import the same chemical substance at a single site must aggregate the respective volumes to determine whether the 25,000 pound threshold is exceeded. EPA considers the import site to be the site of the organization that is directly responsible for importing the substance (which can be the corporate headquarters). Those who manufacture or import mixtures must determine for each reportable chemical substance in the mixture whether the reporting threshold is exceeded. Those who manufacture or import hydrates should adjust the production volume to exclude water because the IURA requires reporting of the anhydrous form of the substance. What Information do I need to Report? Manufacturers (including importers) who determine tha

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