In the European Union, chemicals are subject to the requirements of the REACH and CLP regulations. Under REACH, hazardous chemicals must be accompanied by Safety Data Sheets (SDSs).

REACH services

Do you manufacture or import chemical substances from outside the EU in quantities above one tonne per year? Then you must register these substances under REACH (1907/2006/EC). Depending on your needs we can take the full registration project off your hands or parts thereof, including:

• IUCLID lead and member dossiers
• (Chesar) Chemical Safety Assessment (CSA)
• Chemical Safety Report (CSR)
• Exposure Scenarios (ESs)
• Analytical determination of Substance IDentity (SID)
• Substance sameness check
• Literature research and documentation
• (Q)SAR analysis, read across and grouping strategies
• Preparation of test plans and use of waivers
• Study monitoring
• SIEF communication
• REACH-IT support

REACH does not end with a successful registration. We can further help you with:

• Inquiry dossiers
• Dossier updating
• Downstream user support
• Authorisation application
• Safety Data Sheets

CLP services

CLP (1272/2008/EC) is the European derivative of the UN Globally Harmonised System of Classification and Labelling of Chemicals (UN-GHS). Covering the classification, labelling and packaging of substances and mixtures, EU-GHS is known simply as “CLP Regulation”. Our CLP services include:

• Product classification
• Application of bridging principles
• Determination of labelling and packaging requirements
• Product (re)formulation: identification of relevant concentration limits
• Impact of classification on storage and transport
• Notification to Classification and Labelling Inventory
• Poison Centre notification

Further, The Chemical Compliance Coach can help you (re-) label and package your products in compliance with product specific legislation, such as:

• Biocidal Products Regulation
• Regulation on Detergents
• Tobacco Products Directive
• Aerosol Dispensers Directive
• Transport regulations (ADR, ADN, IMDG, IATA and RID)