When Danger Came in a Cork-Stoppered Bottle: Chemical Labelling & Storage in the 1800s
Before the Bottle Said ‘Poison’ In the 19th century, chemistry lived at the fault line…
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10/06
A Complete Guide to Air Shipping Infectious Substances Under IATA Regulations
Hibiscus is pleased to introduce Ertan Atbaş as a guest blog contributor. Ertan has extensive expertise…
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28/05
EU CLP Labelling Format Changes: What You Need to Know About the Deadlines
Hibiscus is pleased to introduce Louise Witter as a guest blog contributor. Louise has extensive…
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27/05
BS5609, GHS/CLP Labelling, and Hibiscus Plc
What Is BS5609? BS5609 is the internationally recognised British Standard that certifies pressure-sensitive labels for…
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27/04
Dangerous Goods Notes & Dangerous Goods Declarations
Buy Dangerous Goods Notes Directly Online. The Dangerous Goods Forms & Dangerous Goods Declaration:…
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02/04
The Limited Quantity Label – LQ Mark
WHAT ARE LIMITED QUANTITIES? Limited quantities are dangerous goods that are shipped in small containers,…
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20/03
Extended Producer Responsibility for Packaging (pEPR): What You Need to Know as a Chemical Distributor or Manufacturer
As the world progresses towards a more sustainable future, legislative pressures on producers from all…
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17/03
Hibiscus at CHEMUK 2025: Leading the Conversation on Sustainability and Regulatory Change
Hibiscus is proud to announce our participation in CHEMUK 2025, and this year, we are…
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13/03
CLP Update: Min Font Sizes & New Label Formatting Under Changes to CLP Regulations
On November 24th, 2024, the European Union introduced Commission Regulation 2024/2865, which updates the EU…
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13/03
Prepare Now: Key Deadlines for Compliance with Updated CLP Label Regulations
On 24th November, 2024, the European Union published Commission Regulation 2024/2865, which amended the EU…
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