Are you worried about complying with the GHS regulations?
Do you want to make complying with the GHS regulations as
easy as possible?
Do you wish you were ready to meet the June 2015 GHS
deadline?
GHSmadeEZ.com. www.GHSmadeEZ.com, is designed for those chemical companies who
answer “yes” to the questions above. We
take the work and worry out of complying with the GHS requirements.
GHSmadeEZ combines the talents of two great
partners; Color Label Solutions, the premier provider of print on-demand color
label solutions and KMK Regulatory Services, www.kmkregservices.com, one
of the world’s premier GHS Compliance expert who provides expert regulatory and
SDS authoring services for manufacturers, blenders and distributors of chemicals.
Working together, Color Label Solutions and KMK Regulatory
Services has created 3 “Bundles” of products and services to make complying to
the GHS regulations easy and worry-free; including FREE SDS and GHS Label Format:
· Print Service: GHSmadeEZ.com will print your GHS
Labels for you. When you purchase pre-printed labels, you’ll get durable poly
labels and ink that meet the GHS label requirements. All you do is answer a few
questions; then apply the labels to your products.
· Printer Bundle: GHSmadeEZ.com will sell and
train you on everything you need to print your own labels. We make it easy to
begin printing GHS labels.
· Variable Bundle: GHSmadeEZ.com will sell and
train you to build a database to produce GHS labels using variable data such as
Product Identifier, Signal Word, and Hazard Statements. The Variable Bundle is
a must when you have multiple products.
When you purchase one of these bundles, you get a Safety
Data Sheet (SDS) and a GHS label in a PDF format; FOR FREE! Plus, we provide discounts for multiple
products and larger volumes of labels and printers. In addition, we can get the exact sizes
labels you require; just contact us at 855-962-7670.
You may be wondering, “why do I need a SDS in addition to
the GHS label? According to Dan Lavoie, Executive
Vice President Business Development of KMK Regulatory Service, “The final
classification of your product must be rendered from the SDS. We use the exact formulary to calculate the
proper classification. If
inconsistencies are found between the SDS and GHS label, the company could be
fined; or have product delayed during shipping.
As we stand behind our work, it’s important to us that you don’t have
any issues with the documents we produce.”
Continuing, Dan says “With GHS, you need to place the
correct color pictogram on your labels.
Given the concern for consistency between the SDS and GHS label, we
recommend our customers print the labels in color and on-demand. With on-demand printing, you will print the
latest version of the label, reducing or eliminating the possibility of placing
the incorrect version on the product. “
“In addition, we suggest to our customers; do
not cross or black out with a thermal transfer printer any
preprinted pictograms. Crossing or
blacking out preprinted pictograms may create confusion with the end user as
well as regulatory or government officials; and thus exposing your company to
liability.”
For more from Dan and KMK Regulatory Services,
check out their regulatory blog on GHS labeling: http://kmkregservices.com/regulatory-blog/. And be sure to contact us if you need help answering the
following questions KMK Regulatory Services poses:
1. Are you aware of the impact of GHS on the classification
of your products?
2. Will your cost of transport be affected by the new
classifications?
3. Will you be able to market the product in the same way?
4. Does your product classification remain unchanged?
5. Should you consider substituting substances to modify the
classification?
6. Are you entering into new markets and want to know how
the products are going to be classified?
If you need support identifying the specific changes
required to make your labels GHS compliant; or with printing your labels now
with color, contact us to learn more about the packages we offer at
GHSmadeEZ.com.
Guy Mikel
855-962-7670
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