SDS & labeling: how to comply with the EU regulations?

🔍 CONTEXT

If you missed the previous webinar on the topic, our experts explain the key points of SDSs and labels to be distributed in the European Union.

Companies using hazardous substances and mixtures are required to have a Safety Data Sheet (SDS) and labels that comply with the CLP regulations. These serve as crucial communication tools within the supply chain, and failure to comply with SDS and label regulations can result in product blockages at customs and increased on-site risks.

There are many rules for SDS and label compliance. SDS and label compliance necessitates the inclusion of both general and specific information, as well as translation into multiple languages if the product is distributed into several countries. 

The SDS is a vital document for product management, covering risk management for EHS, procurement strategy, information for customs, and poison control centers. It is imperative that the information provided is REACH compliant. Attend the webinar to learn the key points for ensuring SDS and label compliance.

📝 AGENDA

• Obligation by role in the supply chain
• Compliance of SDSs
• Compliance of labels