This standard specifies the relevant formats and procedures for product material declarations of operating companies in the electronic and electrical industry and its supplier industry, including the materials used in product operation. Note 1: The statement provides product information that forms the foundation of the database, which can be used to address the following tasks: - Ensure compliance with regulations: - Business risk management: - Meet market requirements related to the product—— Market information: - Develop a self environmental statement: - Evaluate the impact of the product on people and the environment—— Implement plans to avoid and replace materials - reduce the use of materials; - Reprocessing and dismantling information: - Reuse, recycling, and safe disposal of products or product components: - Implement supplier audits. The Chemical Product Safety Data Sheet (MSDS) and occupational health and safety information required by the regulations on chemical substances supplement these data. The statements in this standard should be taken into account in the procurement and delivery agreements. Note 2: There may be other regulatory requirements. Compliance with regulations is the primary responsibility of those who place products on the market. Compliance with regulations involves, for example, regulations that impose restrictions on materials in products, and their scope also applies to personnel placing products on the market. Note 3: Product material information can be utilized, for example, for conducting life cycle assessments in accordance with GB/T 24040, or for developing environmental labels in accordance with GB/T 24020, GB/T 24021, or ISO 14025. Note 4r: This standard does not specify criteria for selecting materials and independent component declarations. Note 5: The specific level of declaration is based on the cooperation of relevant parties. Note 6: According to ISO 14062, material declaration is a tool in environmental management. Note 7: The material declaration is based on the provisions of the agreement regarding the confidentiality and intellectual property protection of the manufacturing process. According to the basic principles specified in IEC Guide 113, this standard is intended for use in drafting standards by technical committees and in making material declarations by electronic and electrical product suppliers. 2 Normative References: The clauses in the following documents become clauses of this standard through reference in this standard. For dated reference documents, all subsequent amendments (excluding corrected content) or revisions are not applicable to this standard. However, parties to agreements based on this standard are encouraged to study whether the latest versions of these documents can be used. For undated references, the latest version applies to this standard. GB/T 24020-2000 Environmental Management - General Principles for Environmental Labeling and Declaration (idt 1SO 14020:1998) IEC Guide 113: Basic Guidelines for Material Declaration Questionnaire