7. Mistakes to avoid
7.1 Don't think you're not concerned
CLP regulations concern many people in the chemical industry, but also in other industries that use chemicals. Find out what your obligations are under CLP.
SCROLL TO TOP7.2 Don't conclude that no classification means no hazard
It may also correspond to a lack of data on some or all of the hazardous properties. Classification is based on direct or indirect evidence, and in the absence of data, no classification can be established. When in doubt, all chemicals should be...
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