K-REACH first came into force in 2015 and went through a significant amendment in 2019. Our team provides guidance on how to check your obligations and create a roadmap for ongoing compliance.

The National Poisons Information Service has advised that organisations placing mixtures in GB now need to submit mandatory poison centre notifications in the Annex VIII harmonised format.

Are you confused about CHINA MEE Order 12? Our team of experts answered some of your questions about the current and future status of China MEE Order 12 in this article. Click to read.

Following on from PT 3 and 4 approval, during December's Biocidal Products Committee meeting, the opinion to approve ADBAC/BKC was adopted for use in disinfectants for personal hygiene (PT1 and 2)

With growing evidence that continued exposure above specific levels to certain PFAS may lead to adverse health effects, experts across Canada and the US are working hard to answer critical questions about PFAS.

There are more than 12000 PFAS with an array of uses in a variety of products. Therefore, legislative action needs to be, and in some cases already has been, implemented to effectively manage PFAS and minimise their impacts.

Active substance and product suppliers looking to stay on the GB Article 95 list after 31 December 2022 must take the following two actions before the deadline

In the latest project of ECHA’s Enforcement Forum, authorities found most inspected products sold online were non-compliant with at least one requirement under relevant EU chemicals legislation

CROs specialise in different areas of testing, so finding the right one can be time-consuming. Yordas work with an established global network of CROs to help you find one that fits your needs.

According to K-REACH regulation, businesses intending to import 1 tonne per year or more of an existing chemical substance are now required to register the substance

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

With GB CLP replacing the EU CLP regulation, identifying the roles of suppliers has become a challenge for businesses importing chemicals between the UK and the EU. To make this easier, here are four ways you can ensure your business meets all requirements for the UK and EU statutes.