Packaging of hazardous substances and mixtures must bear the label elements required by the CLP Regulation: hazard pictograms, signal word ("Danger" or "Warning"), hazard statements (H), precautionary statements (P), product identifiers and supplier information. The label language must be Turkish, and pictogram sizes and the label area must comply with minimum dimensions determined by packaging volume.
Our Scope
- Determining label elements according to classification
- Rationalization of P-statement selection (prioritization in line with the maximum-6 rule)
- Sizing of labels and pictograms according to packaging dimensions
- Assessment of small-packaging exemptions (fold-out label, tie-on tag)
- Multilingual export labels (CLP and other GHS adaptations)
- Delivery of print-ready label files and audit checks of existing labels
Frequently Asked Questions
As a rule, no more than 6 precautionary statements should appear on a label; this number is not exceeded unless the nature of the hazard requires it. Correct prioritization requires expertise.
No. Transport (ADR) markings are subject to separate legislation; transport rules apply to the outer packaging and CLP label rules to the inner packaging, and overlap rules are specifically regulated.