- Upcoming events and courses on substitution Centre for Chemical Substitution News and newsletters + Newsletters Subscribe to our newsletter Upcoming events and courses on substitution Why you need to phase out hazardous chemicals + Chemicals legislation + Right to information Where in the legislation do you find the hazardous chemicals? SCIP Database New EU Chemicals Strategy + Safe and Sustainable by Design (SSbD) Chemicals to phase out + Phase-out substance How to phase out chemicals + The Substitution Guide + 1. Getting information 2. Identify hazardous chemicals 3. Find alternatives 4. Assess and select alternatives 5. Develop new alternatives Alternatives Assessment Support material for goods Verktyg: Hitta alternativ Databases and resources Educational videos + Training: Phase out hazardous chemicals Training: Safe Food Contact Materials, FCM Good examples + How Ikea is Phasing Out Harmful Chemicals Kinnarps about wool as flame retardants Green Furniture Concept: We rent out seating Cervera wants cooperation Clas Ohlson on flame retardants in electronics Peak Performance PFAS free Klättermusen: new tests Husqvarnas chemical work “Just get started!” About us + Guidance A non-toxic environment Contact us Consultancy support and chemical analyses Contact person Anna Jacobs Centrumledare för Substitutionscentrum +46 10 228 45 30 Read more about Anna Contact Anna Email Telephone number Message CAPTCHA This question is for testing whether or not you are a human visitor and to prevent automated spam submissions. * Mandatory By submitting the form, RISE will process your personal data. Related Area Lifelong learning As society undergoes a digital transformation, we need a new way of viewing learning. These days, we often change careers several times in our lives, for which we require new skills and knowledge. Companies are required to update … Area Circular Economy Since the advent of industrialisation, our economic success has rested on a linear model; we manufacture things that we use and then discard. The transition into circular economics means the transition into a system where we consu… Area Production and manufacturing In addition to new production in large volumes, the factories of tomorrow will be able to produce tailor-made products, manufactured from recycled components and materials. For example by refurbishing products to a quality matchin… Area Material transition We are in a revolutionary time of transition where we are drastically rethinking how we use materials. The transition, which is being made to ensure the survival of future generations on our planet, means that we need to move towa…