Regulatory compliance for chemical products
This post informs you of EU and global changes to chemical regulation. EU Regulation is expected to become the Gold Standard which will be influence chemicals policy in other countries. These radical proposals will compel industry to produce safer products, eliminate hazardous substances, and improve sustainability.
This post informs you of proposed EU Regulation of persistent chemicals as four new Hazard Classes within the CLP Regulation.
You must classify chemical substances and mixtures before they are placed on the market. This guide tells you how the classification processes works for mixtures.
You must classify chemical substances and mixtures before they are placed on the market. This guide tells you how the classification processes work. Substance classification is usually achieved through testing, although structure–activity relationships may also help. There are also inventories of hazard classification, that simplify substance classification.
We are regularly asked to provide an SDS for use world-wide. If you want to sell your chemical product into an industrialised country it will follow the UN GHS for hazard classification, SDS format, and label content. However, many national variations mean that harmonisation is not a reality.
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