Hubergroup would like to comment on to the proposed revision of the CLP Regulation, and the documents published on 19th December 2022: Minimum Requirements for Labels (OLP text p43. Annex I para (2)) We are very concerned that labels are increasingly difficult to read as a result of additional information requirements (often due to substance reclassifications).
hubergroup Deutschland GmbH
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Hubergroup, an European printing inks and chemicals manufacturer with a global presence, welcomes the opportunity to comments on the CLP revision inception impact assessment. We fundamentally agree on the main objectives included in the Chemicals strategy for sustainability (CSS), although we are concerned with the method of implementation and the speed of the action proposed.
The hubergroup produces inks for a wide range of applications. A very large number of our products contain titanium dioxide. Therefore, the planned classification would have far-reaching consequences for our group of companies.
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Hubergroup, an European printing inks and chemicals manufacturer with a global presence, welcomes the opportunity to comments on the REACH revision inception impact assessment. We fundamentally agree on the main objectives included in the Chemicals strategy for sustainability (CSS), although we are concerned with the method of implementation and the speed of the action proposed.
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