EU Updates Regulation on Chemical Classification, Labelling, and Packaging (CLP)

The European Union (EU) has revised its 2008 Classification, Labelling, and Packaging (CLP) regulation for chemical substances, introducing measures to enhance consumer protection, address emerging hazards, and support sustainability within the chemical industry. Key updates include:

Clearer Labelling Rules: Simplified and more transparent labeling for various forms of trade.
Promotion of Circularity and Sustainability: Initiatives to support eco-friendly practices in the chemical sector.
Digital Labelling: Introduction of digital labels for easier access to information.
Enhanced Consumer Protection: Strengthened safeguards against chemical hazards.
New Regulatory Powers: Expanded authority for the European Commission to classify harmful substances.
Five-Year Derogation: Temporary exemption for specific botanical-origin substances.
These updates mark a significant step towards a safer, more sustainable chemical industry in the EU.

Source: https://www.consilium.europa.eu/en/press/press-releases/2024/10/14/chemicals-council-adopts-regulation-on-classification-labelling-and-packaging/

Region:  EU Harmonized (27 Markets)