📅 Tuesday 21th September 2021
🕚 02:00 pm - 02:45 pm (CET - Time zone Europe / Paris)
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Notifying hazardous mixtures to a poison control center aims to provide the best medical advice and treatment to consumers in the event of exposure to them.
For years, many European countries required a declaration to their poison control centres for hazardous mixtures marketed on their national territory.
As the contents of those declarations were very diverse between the countries, the European Chemicals Agency (ECHA) has introduced a new notification platform to harmonize the declarations.
In order to facilitate identification of hazardous mixtures, a new labeling element, the Unique Formula Identifier (UFI), has also been introduced.
From 1st January 2021, manufacturers, importers and even distributors will have to ensure the conformity of their products labels and related declarations.
What are the obligations of the different actors in the supply chain? What are the key steps to notify mixtures and handle a PCN dossier ? What are the actions to be taken and the mistakes to avoid?
How to ensure successful compliance ?
Sophie REMACLE
Scientific and Regulatory Officer
After various experiences in the food industry and regulatory affairs, Sophie brings her expertise on Biocides, REACH and NCP issues as a Regulatory and Scientific Affairs Officer.
Saad SHEHADEH
REACH & PCN Expert
Saad is specialised in REACH & K-REACH Registrations. Within EcoMundo, Saad provides guidance to French and international customers on the strategy to follow