ConceptsDefined term

CoRAP: Community Rolling Action Plan

REACH's rolling watch-list of substances being evaluated by member-state authorities. It is an early signal that a substance may face restriction.

Issuer
REACH / ECHA
Updated
2026-06-12

Definition

The CoRAP is the rolling plan of substances that EU member states are evaluating under REACH because of a suspected risk to health or the environment. It is updated regularly and looks a few years ahead.

Key point

CoRAP is a watch-list, not a ban. Being on it means a substance is under the microscope. It may lead to nothing, or it may lead to an SVHC listing or a restriction later.

Why it's useful

CoRAP gives early warning. When a substance you depend on appears here, it is a cue to start looking for alternatives before it becomes a hard obligation. In a material declaration such a substance is a "worth-watching" flag rather than a mandatory one.

Note: this is an educational summary maintained by the Pareo team. Check the current CoRAP on ECHA.

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