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.

Despite the rigorous framework, non-compliance in SDS remains a prevalent issue. This often falls into four categories: Incomplete, Incorrect, Inappropriate, or Inconsistent information. Learn more here.

The European Council has officially adopted long-awaited updates to the CLP Regulation, a critical component of the EU’s Chemicals Strategy for Sustainability. This development represents a major step forward in enhancing consumer safety. Learn more here.

 Suppose your company is placing hazardous mixtures on the EU market. In that case, ensuring your PCN submissions are fully compliant is crucial—especially as enforcement authorities ramp up efforts to audit notifications and ensure adherence to regulations. Is your business ready? Find out here.

As companies outside the EU navigate the landscape of Poison Centre Notifications (PCN), understanding submission requirements is essential for compliance and market access. This article addresses frequently asked questions regarding the submission obligations for non-EU legal entities.

With the approach of the January 1, 2025, deadline for Poison Centre Notifications (PCN), businesses must understand the distinct submission requirements across the EU, Great Britain (GB), and Northern Ireland (NI). This article addresses frequently asked questions regarding the differences in these requirements.

Whether you are submitting for the first time or managing existing dossiers, understanding when and how to update a PCN submission is essential for continuous compliance. Our team answers some frequently asked questions to help you navigate the PCN submission process.

With the EU Poison Centre Notification (PCN) deadline for industrial mixtures approaching rapidly, many businesses are struggling with regulatory requirements and processes. Our team answers some frequently asked questions to help you navigate these complex requirements.

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.