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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15/05
ECHA & National Helpdesks responded to more than 50,000 queries in 2023
Last year, the National Helpdesks (NHDs) addressed nearly 45,000 inquiries, while the European Chemicals Agency…
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10/05
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24/04
Revisions to CLP Legislative Act passed in EU Parliament
European Parliament validates agreement with EU Council on changes to classification, labelling and packaging of…
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21/04
Flammable and Combustible – Do You Know The Difference?
Class 3, Flammable Liquids, are one of the most commonly used classes of dangerous goods.…
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09/04
Ensuring Safety: HSE’s Warning on Misclassification of Thermite
The UK Health and Safety Executive (HSE), recently issued a safety notice highlighting the incorrect…
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04/04
7 Common Chemical Labelling Mistakes: Are You Guilty of Any?
When it comes to producing chemical labels, avoiding mistakes is crucial for ensuring safety, compliance,…
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03/04
The Class 5 Label & Placard (Oxidising Agent Label / Organic Peroxide Label)
Class 5 label & placard Class 5 Dangerous Goods There are two sub-divisions for Class…
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