As we get further into 2025, hazard communications, especially related to Safety Data Sheets (SDS), the Classification, Labelling, and Packaging (CLP) regulation, and the Globally Harmonized System (GHS) of classification and labelling, will play a pivotal role in ensuring safety, compliance, and competitive edge. Learn more here.

The HSE has published a list of GB Article 95 entries that are set for removal following Brexit. Companies must ensure they are taking action to remain on the GB Article 95 list and secure the supply of active substances in the UK. Discover how Yordas can assist you in staying compliant.

Explore the key facts about Dechlorane Plus in this concise Q&A. From its uses and environmental impact to regulatory concerns, we answer the most pressing questions to help you stay informed.

Environmental or ‘green’ claims are statements made by companies about the environmental benefits or attributes of their products (goods and services). Learn more about them in our Q&A.

With the rapidly changing nature of the PFAS regulatory landscape, it’s important to stay on top of changes and updates. Following our last Q+A, here are more key PFAS questions that our experts have answered.

With the rapidly changing nature of the PFAS regulatory landscape, it’s important to stay on top of changes and updates. Following on from our February Q+A, here are some more key PFAS questions that our experts have answered.

With the rapidly changing nature of the PFAS regulatory landscape, it’s important to stay on top of changes and updates. Here our Global Monitoring team answers your frequently asked questions about PFAS.

Navigating the complexities of global supply chains and multifaceted regulatory landscapes can pose significant challenges for mid to large-scale organisations in the building materials industry. Learn how Yordas can help.

In an environment that is becoming increasingly sustainability-conscious, environmental, social, and governance (ESG) strategies have become paramount for businesses across sectors.