Classification and labeling of chemicals. According to GHS and other regulations
The GHS (Globally Harmonized System) is a comprehensive system for classifying physical, health and environmental hazards. The aim of the GHS is to enable the uniform classification and labeling of chemicals worldwide. A key feature of the GHS is the so-called "Building Block Approach". This approach allows individual countries not to have to adopt all GHS elements. Overall, the GHS has contributed to harmonization, but national requirements may still differ from country to country.
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▪︎ Restrictions, REACH
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▪︎ PIC Regulation
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▪︎ Restrictions, REACH, SDS
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▪︎ PPWR
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▪︎ Restrictions, CLP
(More) Intensive Monitoring: Planned Enforcement Projects to Ensure Compliance with Existing Chemical Regulations
▪︎ PPWR
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▪︎ Ecodesign Regulation
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▪︎ REACH
Turkey-REACH (KKDIK): The Countdown Is On—Why 2026 Is Crucial
▪︎ PPWR
Switzerland Tightens Packaging Regulations—New Requirements for Manufacturers and Retailers
▪︎ CLP
CLP Revision: New requirements have been mandatory since July 1, 2026
▪︎ Restrictions, REACH
Legal Challenge to the SVHC Assessment of n-Hexane: A Precedent for REACH Enforcement
▪︎ PIC Regulation
EU Commission Plans Significant Expansion of the PIC Regulation for Hazardous Substances
▪︎ Restrictions, REACH, SDS
The United Kingdom Adds 15 Substances of Very High Concern to the UK-REACH Candidate List
▪︎ PPWR
Implementation of the PPWR in Germany: EU Commission Withdraws Opinion on Germany's Draft Packaging Act
▪︎ Restrictions, CLP
(More) Intensive Monitoring: Planned Enforcement Projects to Ensure Compliance with Existing Chemical Regulations
▪︎ PPWR
Spotlight on Bio-Based Plastics: EU Report Calls for Greater Support for PPWR Goals
▪︎ Ecodesign Regulation
SCIP Database: Small and Medium-Sized Enterprises (SMEs) Call for an Alternative Solution