You must notify product information to the poison centre when the chemical mixtures you place on the market are classified as hazardous […]
Category: Detergents
Cleaning products must be classified and labelled in accordance with the CLP Regulation (1272/2008/EC). Further, the labelling of cleaning products is covered […]
Since CLP entered into force, each Member State has implemented its own national law regarding the poison centre notification. As a result, […]
For consumer automatic dishwasher detergents, the label must indicate: the standard dosage expressed in grams or ml or number of tablets for […]
An Ingredient Data Sheet is a list of all the mixture ingredients contained in a cleaning product. This list of ingedients must […]
Yes. Where a product is intended for cleaning or washing, it is considered a detergent, even if it does not contain one […]
The Classification and Labelling (C&L) Inventory is a database maintained by ECHA, containing information on the classification and labelling of substances. It […]
Are you a formulator of chemical products, such as paints or detergents? Or do you use chemicals industrially or professionally, for example […]
If you formulate mixtures using substances for which exposure scenarios (ESs) have been provided by the supplier(s), you are obliged to include […]
When asked, companies generally respond with: “Of course we are downstream user! We purchase our chemicals from Supplier X.” Nonetheless, further examination […]