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Classification, labeling, and packaging (CLP) Rules ((EC) No 1272/2008) is the United Nations Global Harmonized System (GHS). Its purpose is to ensure high standards of health and the environment, and to provide the free movement of substances, mixtures and products.CLPThe rules are the Dangerous Materials Directive (67/548/EEC(DSD)), dangerous preparation command (1999/45/EC(DPD)) and rules (EC)No 1907/2006(REACH) has been revised.2015year6month1After the day,CLPteethEUIt is the only law of classification and labeling of substances and mixtures in the United States.
CLPsets detailed standards for labeling elements such as pictograms, signal words, and standard statements for risk, prevention, response, storage, and disposal for all hazard classes and categories. It also sets general packaging standards to ensure a safe supply of hazardous materials and mixtures. In addition to communicating danger through labeling requirements,CLPis also the basis of many legal provisions regarding risk management of chemical substances.
CLPDue to the obligation to notify the manufacturer and importer, the manufacturer and importer shall provide classification and labeling information regarding the materials they are in the market.ECHAowned byC&LIt must be submitted to the inventory.
2017In 2019CLPNewly added appendix to the rulesVIIIAs a result, the poison center isArticle 45harmonized information requirements for notifications based on. This information will be submitted to designated bodies of member states and used in emergency health responses.
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