Ensure KKDIK compliance by September 30, 2026. Learn why your Safety Data Sheet (SDS) must be ready before registration to maintain Turkey market access.

This article sets out the seven most common non-compliance issues our consultants find when reviewing SDS portfolios, and what organisations should do to address them.

On 2 March 2026, the EU published Regulation (EU) 2026/405 on detergents and surfactants, the most significant overhaul of this framework in two decades.

The manufacturing workforce is changing. An ageing workforce, retirements, and shifting career patterns are reshaping who holds critical knowledge. And for businesses operating in regulated chemical markets, the consequences extend well beyond headcount.

Switzerland's mandatory notification regime for hazardous mixtures came into full effect on 1 January 2026.

In a move aimed at simplifying regulations, fostering innovation, and promoting sustainability, the European Union (EU) has proposed substantial amendments to the 2004 Detergent Regulations. Learn about the key changes that have been proposed.

The long-awaited OSHA Hazard Communication (HCS) Regulation update has been published as of May 20, 2024. Learn more about this update now.

The EU has taken a major step in updating regulations for hazardous chemicals with the adoption of the CLP Legislative Act. Discover the key highlights of this legislation and see how it paves the way for a more transparent and efficient chemical management system.

South America is undergoing significant changes in its GHS framework, influenced by a desire for regional harmonization and global alignment. Learn more about these changes and find out how Yordas can help you maintain compliance.

The UK Government recently announced the plan to revoke Annex VIII of EU CLP (Classification, Labelling and Packaging) by the end of 2023. What does this mean for businesses?

It is important that all hazardous properties of chemicals are readily available for the safeguarding of people as well as the environment. This is why knowing how to read GHS labels is essential.

In South Africa, substances and mixtures intended to be used at a workplace must comply with the classification, labelling and safety data sheet requirements according to GHS rev 8.