Importing, manufacturing and selling chemicals requires you to keep track of multiple regulations. On both the national and international level. KemRisk will support you throughout the process of getting all the pieces of the puzzle in place and help you sort out your obligations.
A safety data sheet is a complex document that requires a trained eye. KemRisk can audit your safety data sheets to ensure that they comply with applicable regulations and provide insights on how to manage them over time.
Chemical products require a label that is fully synchronized with the associated safety data sheets and complies with all applicable regulations. We can help you produce the right labelling for your products.
If you manufacture chemical products subject to registration or import such products into Sweden at an annual volume of more than 100 kg, you must submit a correct product notification to the Swedish Chemicals Agency. This also applies if you change the name of a chemical product you purchased from a Swedish supplier. KemRisk can assist and guide you in the process towards a correct submission.
Cosmetic products are subject to completely different regulations than chemical products. When a cosmetic product is intended to be used on the human body, the safety regulations are different and require that you have the ingredients checked and have the right documentation in place. Our chemists can help you sort out the concepts.
Pesticides are products intended to prevent animals, plants or microorganisms from causing damage to property and health. Depending on the application of the pesticide, they are divided into two categories, biocides and plant protection products. The legislation on pesticides is very extensive. Selling and using pesticides requires that the product is approved, either on the national or EU level. KemRisk can assist with advice and support in the process towards regulatory compliance.
To limit “substances of very high concern” (SVHC) in goods is becoming increasingly important for EU authorities. The introduction of the SCIP database should be seen as part of this effort, and as a manufacturer, importer, or distributor of goods, you need to take this into account.
KemRisk can help you through the entire process from understanding your responsibility, identifying necessary actions, to reporting to the SCIP database.
In the event of an accident or incident, the Poisons Information Centre needs to quickly obtain information about the specific chemical product involved, and the UFI code is a critical component in this process. However, simply providing your product with a UFI code is not enough. Information about hazardous chemicals must also be reported to the authorities, and this process can be complicated, particularly if it is your first time submitting a poison centre notification (PCN) to ECHA..
Would you like to know more about how we practically handle UFI codes and PCN submissions for hazardous chemicals?
Unlocking the power of knowledge is key to driving meaningful change within any organisation. At KemRisk, we’re passionate about sharing our expertise and empowering teams to make informed decisions when it comes to chemical safety. Whether it’s safety data sheets, CLP, or any other aspect of chemical information, we love nothing more than seeing teams grow in confidence and understanding. Our tailored training sessions are designed to meet the unique needs of each customer, ensuring that your team walks away with practical insights and actionable tips to apply in their day-to-day work.
Handling chemicals and generating correct and timely information about these is a complex task. From time to time, you will encounter obstacles that seem impossible to pass. That might not be the case at all, but without the right knowledge, it is not uncommon for even the most promising projects to get stuck. Do not end up in that position, get help in time.
We can be the key that unlocks the next level of your company’s journey.