Consultancy services on CLP - Regulation (EC) 1272/2008

In the European Union, manufacturers, importers and downstream users of chemical products must comply with Regulation (EC) nº 1272/2008 on classification, labelling and packaging of substances and mixtures. This regulation was published on December 31, 2008, after the criteria for classification proposed by the United Nations’ Globally Harmonized System (GHS) was adopted.

The CLP Regulation repealed Directives 67/548/EEC and 1999/45/EC and forced all chemical industries to adapt to new criteria for classification.

Regulation (EC) nº 1272/2008 (CLP) is one of the most influential EU regulations. Its pictograms are widely recognized—even by the general public.

Although it is widely known and mandates that information on chemical products be provided for the general public, not all companies comply with this regulation. If you have any compliance issues, we have a range of solutions.

Primary obligations of the CLP Regulation:

Companies must provide safety data sheets and labels for their products that meet with its criteria for classification.

According to article 45 of the CLP Regulation, all companies that sell mixtures classified as hazardous on the basis of their health or physical effects must notify the Poison Centres in each of the member states (INTYFC, INRS, BFR, etc.). This notification must be completed before the substance is sold. It must also be updated if any changes are made to the substance’s composition, or if it ceases to be available.

Also, companies that produce or import substances that are subject to the REACH Registry and/or are classified as dangerous have one month from the date of sale to inform the Classification and Labelling Inventory of the European Chemicals Agency (ECHA).

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If you produce, import, formulate or use chemical products, we offer you a range of solutions to comply with the CLP Regulation.
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Notifying Poison Centres

BASIC CONCEPTS

Where?

You must submit all the necessary information on the dangers of the mixture, its composition and the company responsible for its sale to the Poison Centres.

Why?

To inform others of the dangers of products sold in the European Union, so that the necessary precautionary measures and cures can be applied in case of an emergency.

According to whom?

In keeping with article 45 of the CLP Regulation, all mixtures classified as hazardous on the basis of their health or physical effects must be reported to the European Poison Centres in each of the states where they are sold.

What?

All information on the product must be included in a IUCLID file and submitted to the designated entities using the ECHA Submission Portal so they can validate the notification.

How?

By providing medical assistance in case of an accident using the free emergency telephone number that appears on labels and safety data sheets.

CLP Consultancy services

CLP consultancy to meet your company’s needs

We offer companies a personalized consulting service that addresses their doubts whenever they need it.

Assessment on CLP compliance

A solution adapted to fit each company’s needs. We allow clients to know where they stand regarding the regulation, determine their level of compliance and identify the problems that need to be addressed to ensure internal compliance with the CLP Regulation.

Notification of Poison Centres

We produce and manage the documents needed to report dangerous mixtures in all EU countries so all our clients’ products can be sold more safely in any markets where they are available.

Notification of the ECHA’s C&L Catalogue

We help our clients submit notifications on the substances they import or produce to the ECHA’s Classification and Labelling Catalogue.

Classification and labelling of chemical products

We study the composition of chemical products in depth to determine how they should be classified in keeping with the CLP Regulation. We also determine how they may be physically dangerous or hazardous to humans and the environment. Finally, we prepare the necessary labelling proposals.