Despite the rigorous framework, non-compliance in SDS remains a prevalent issue. This often falls into four categories: Incomplete, Incorrect, Inappropriate, or Inconsistent information. Learn more here.

The European Council has officially adopted long-awaited updates to the CLP Regulation, a critical component of the EU’s Chemicals Strategy for Sustainability. This development represents a major step forward in enhancing consumer safety. Learn more here.

A “same biocidal product” is a regulatory concept introduced under EU BPR through an amendment regulation (Commission Implementing Regulation (EU) 2016/1802). Under this process, an applicant may submit their own biocidal product authorisation application for a product which is authorised or under evaluation for authorisation. Learn more here.

In a move aimed at simplifying regulations, fostering innovation, and promoting sustainability, the European Union (EU) has proposed substantial amendments to the 2004 Detergent Regulations. Learn about the key changes that have been proposed.

The EU has taken a major step in updating regulations for hazardous chemicals with the adoption of the CLP Legislative Act. Discover the key highlights of this legislation and see how it paves the way for a more transparent and efficient chemical management system.

Substances used for the purpose of PPORD may be exempted from REACH Registration for 5 years. Learn more about the PPORD Notifications for EU and UK REACH here.

European Commission has adopted a Delegated Act to introduce new hazard classes under the CLP for endocrine disruptors, persistent, and mobile chemicals.

The EU's fast-tracked amendments to hazard classes under the Classification, Labelling and Packaging (CLP) Regulation ((EC) No 1272/2008) are due to be adopted soon.

Are the US and EU adopting similar approaches to regulating substances? We find out what these approaches are and why this is a significant change.

One of the most profound changes proposed under the EUs Chemicals Strategy for Sustainability (CSS) is the proposal to extend the duty to register polymers. With 200,000 polymers on the market, this change will have a huge impact.

The European Commission has revised certain information requirements for registering chemicals under REACH. Read to learn what these revisions are.

Enforcement is one of the three pillars of the Chemicals Strategy for Sustainability, which was first introduced in October 2020. The commitment to enforcement is now being worked out in detail and given teeth in various acts and initiatives.