South America is undergoing significant changes in its GHS framework, influenced by a desire for regional harmonization and global alignment. Learn more about these changes and find out how Yordas can help you maintain compliance.

It is important that all hazardous properties of chemicals are readily available for the safeguarding of people as well as the environment. This is why knowing how to read GHS labels is essential.

In South Africa, substances and mixtures intended to be used at a workplace must comply with the classification, labelling and safety data sheet requirements according to GHS rev 8.

Since 2003, the GHS has been revised nine times, with the most recent edition published on September 14th, 2021. The ninth revised edition of the GHS contains a number of amendments as well as newly added content and guidance relating to the classification and labelling of chemical substances and mixtures

Korean Ministry of Employment and Labor published a draft revision to the Standards for Classification and Labelling of Chemical Substances and Material Safety Data Sheet

Australia's national authority for work health and safety announced the adoption of the 7th revised edition of the GHS will be delayed by six months to the 1st of January 2021

The UN Globally Harmonised System (GHS) has given each region the capability to make their own provisions to protect propriety information in SDS or on product labels