Best Practices for Laboratory Labelling
In laboratory best practices, correct labelling and the selection of suitable label materials is crucial.…
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03/07
The Toxic Gas Label
Toxic Gases – Class 2.3 Toxic gases are classified as dangerous goods (class 2.3) and…
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01/07
GHS Software – Are your chemical labels GHS compliant?
Are your chemical labels compliant with the Globally Harmonized System? Keeping your organisation in compliance…
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29/06
Orientation Arrow Labels – This Way Up Labels
Orientation Arrow Labels, available from Hibiscus-Plc. Arrow orientation labels, or This-Way-Up labels, are a type…
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27/06
Possible Tea Tree Oil Ban in EU Cosmetics
Something You May Have Missed… Tea tree oil, a popular ingredient in cosmetics, has been…
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27/06
The Elevated Temperature Label /Mark
The Elevated Temperature Mark is used to identify special vehicles or containers carrying substances in…
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19/06
The Excepted Quantities Label (Excepted Quantity Mark)
What is the Excepted quantities provision? When certain dangerous goods are shipped in very small…
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17/06
Class 4 Label & Placard (Flammable Solid Label 4.1)
Flammable Solid Label/Class 4 Label: used for marking and identifying Flammable Solid substances during transportation.…
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12/06
The IATA Time and Temperature Sensitive Label
The IATA Time and Temperature Sensitive Label To address the challenges in transporting healthcare products,…
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06/06
UK Government Seeks Feedback on New Chemical Regulation for UK REACH Transition
The UK government is inviting feedback from chemical businesses, downstream users, and other stakeholders on…
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