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ECHA Opens Public Consultation on CLH of a Chemical Substance

Jun 26, 2024
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On May 6, 2024, the European Chemicals Agency (ECHA) initiated a public consultation on proposals for the harmonized classification and labelling (CLH) of one chemical substance. The CLH consultation lasts for 60 days (unless specified otherwise).

Name EC Number CAS Number Hazard Classes Open for Commenting Start of Consultation Deadline for commenting
dodine(ISO); dodecylguanidinium acetate 219-459-5 2439-10-3

Physical hazards (solid substances)

Health hazards except respiratory sensitization

Environmental hazards

Hazardous for the ozone layer

27/05/24 26/07/24

The objective of the CLH procedure executed by the ECHA is to guarantee uniformity and transparency in the hazard disclosure related to chemicals across Europe. This protocol encompasses the evaluation of chemical hazards, the formulation of classification and labeling proposals, and the facilitation of a public consultation phase. The procedure culminates in a meticulous review and the issuance of an opinion by ECHA’s Risk Assessment Committee (RAC).

 

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