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New hazardous substance labeling: CLP deadlines for manufacturers of substances and mixtures
Transition periods for the new CLP classifications
The change has been official since 31.03.20231There are new classifications for hazardous substances...
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Efficiency in risk assessments
GBU rethought: The basic idea
Risk assessments for a specific activity can often be used for another activity in a slightly modified form. This applies...
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Generalization of risk assessments
Repetitions: For and against
Everyone knows the repetition effect of advertising: by repeating the core message and the brand, the message eventually...
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End of the transition period: the PCN requirement will apply to all hazardous mixtures from 2025
The European Poison Centres Notification (PCN) is already firmly established for many manufacturers, formulators and distributors.
Nevertheless, there...
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How safety data sheets are translated
Everyone has probably seen unintentionally comically translated instructions.
Nevertheless, it is important and, in the case of safety data sheets, even...
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Comparison of PBT and vPvB in REACH and CLP
As a result of the introduction of new EU classifications, the classifications PBT (persistent, bioaccumulative and toxic) and vPvB (very persistent and...
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