A new CLP label element will appear on chemical product labels from January 2021 – a 16-character code called the unique formula identifier (UFI). By 2025, the UFI will be mandatory on the label of all products classified for health or physical hazards. Importers and downstream users placing such products on the market, will have to provide specific product information, including the UFI, to poison centres. Tools and support to generate the UFI are available on ECHA’s Poison Centres website.
We have now passed deadline - all new chemials covered by CLP article 45 regulation (annex VIII) must be labeled with UFI-code, and dossier/report submitted to ECHA.
Read more here - official English ECHA CLP pamflet.
First of all, we would like to start with some help:
Generate UFI-codes: https://ufi.echa.europa.eu/#/create
Read more about Poison centres (in English, but other language can be chosen), here you also have link for submission portal: https://poisoncentres.echa.europa.eu/echa-submission-portal - link directly to submission portal (your company need to register for login): https://idp-industry.echa.europa.eu/idp/
We can help you creating dossier for all European poison centres, connected to this new label CLP article 45 regulation (annex VIII) - please contact us
Price each UFI-code with dossier report and submission to ECHA: 99 € each. More than 3 notifications, please contact us.
Skype: european.msds.translation
Tel.: +44 1158 88 1496.
Possible postpone of UFI codes to consumers (now approved January 2020)? Read proposal her, opens in PDF.
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