Classification and labeling rules in the EU are complex, and Intertek has the expertise to guide you through those complexities.
The rules for dangerous substances are defined in 67/548/EEC and its amendments, and the rules for dangerous preparations are defined in 1999/45/EC, as last amended by 2006/8/EC. As defined by applicable laws, it is the responsibility of everybody who places substances on the EU market to self-classify the substance if there is no EU-harmonized classification according to Annex I.
Changes in classification and labeling can be expected with the implementation of the Global Harmonized System (GHS)
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Based on our regulatory and eco-toxicological expertise, Intertek's experts are able to determine the appropriate classification and labeling for each substance or preparation.
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