The CHEMLEG team has been working in the fields of Research & Development, Quality Control, Regulation and General Legislation Consultancy Departments in Chemical Sector for many years and is composed of staff who are open to innovation and learning. Our team, consisting of chemists specialized in their fields, associating the technical and legislative knowledge that they gained in a wide range of fields in the chemical sector, and have come together to provide services in the field of chemical legislation consultancy in the Chemical Sector under the name "CHEMLEG".
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You will find the frequently asked questions related to the services we provide.
No. The substance or mixture cannot be placed on the market without being classified, packaged, and labelled in accordance with the relevant provisions.
Information used by the supplier for classification and labeling purposes must be collected and kept available for at least 10 years from the last date of supply. If the supplier ceases its activities, this liability belongs to the party to whom the supplier transfers its responsibilities.
According to Article 41 of the SEA (CLP) Regulation, notifications must be made within one month after substances and mixtures are placed on the market.
In this case, there is no need to perform a notification again.
