Customised in-house training on chemical regulations has become a useful tool for companies wishing to ensure compliance, mainly because one-size-fits-all training courses are not designed to meet the specific needs of companies and their regulatory staff. However, the advantages of customised training go beyond this fundamental aspect. Let’s delve into these reasons.

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Authoring software requires minimal resources or expertise, but the quality of the final SDS is entirely dependent on the quality of the authoring system. Authoring software thus still requires a competent person to review the quality of information.

In an environment that is becoming increasingly sustainability-conscious, environmental, social, and governance (ESG) strategies have become paramount for businesses across sectors.

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?

Companies in the EU must comply with the new regulatory framework for veterinary medicines. The new regulation intends to harmonise the internal EU market, ease the administrative burden, increase availability and ensure the highest level of safety of these products.

With the deadline for submitting poison centre information in the new CLP Annex VIII format for industrial mixtures around the corner, it's a good time for businesses to ensure they are ready to meet this deadline.