Do your SDSs fulfill essential requirements?

🔍 CONTEXT

The Safety Data Sheet (SDS) is the essential regulatory document for communicating information on the risks associated with your chemical products throughout the supply chain. In the European Union, it should comply with Annexe II of REACH Regulation No 1907/2006.

Every supplier (formulator, manufacturer, importer) must be able to provide the SDS at any time, and update it as soon as new data that may affect risk management measures or new hazard information, become available.

Therefore, the SDS is a strategic document for the management of your products. It is used by various actors for different purposes: HSE risk management, buyers' procurement strategy, information for customs and poison control centers, etc.

The drafting of an SDS is highly regulated. It includes 16 mandatory sections with general information, but also very specific information about your case and your uses. Also, it must be adapted and translated into as many languages as the countries in which it is made available.

With compliant SDSs, you can avoid blocking your products at customs and control your risks on site. In this webinar, discover the key points of good SDS writing. 

📝 AGENDA

• General regulatory requirements for SDS
• Description of the 16 sections
• Focus on the key sections