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The list of classified substances (SKS) in Serbia is based on Annex VI of the EU CLP Regulation, but because regulation is adopted with a delay, the two lists don't fully match. If a substance in a mixture is on both lists (SKS and Annex VI), you always use the classification under the regulation in force in the market where the product is sold: for products sold in Serbia – the classification from the SKS list, and for products intended for the EU market – the classification from Annex VI of the EU CLP Regulation. In other words, the safety data sheet for Serbia and the one for the EU can differ in the classification section, depending on the version and status of the substance on each list.

The formulator is responsible for the safety data sheet of every mixture it places on the market if the mixture is classified as hazardous, contains hazardous substances above the set limits, or a professional user requests a safety data sheet.

A safety data sheet must be updated as soon as new information becomes available that could affect the safety or classification of the substance or mixture, or when the regulation defining its content changes.

Usually within 1 – 2 business days, depending on current requests.

We work with everyone – from small local manufacturers to multinational companies. Every client gets an individual approach.

Of course. We often work with in-house teams as an extension of them. We offer expert support and reduce the administrative load.