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Each ACC member must prioritize its chemicals according to risks, specifically designating high priority chemicals,
using considerations such as uses, exposures, toxicity, production volumes and other relevant factors. To help the
public understand how each company completes its prioritization and the considerations used, ACC requires companies
to report on the public availability of its prioritization process. Provided here is a summary of the responses
received from ACC members regarding their implementation of a prioritization process for their chemicals, and the
public availability of the prioritization process used.
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