Your watchlist
Built from your products: ingredients and CAS numbers, markets and product types.
Know which rule changes affect your products, and what to do about them.
A monthly digest filtered to your products and markets, with deadlines tracked for each product and time each month for your questions.
- Fixed monthly fee
- Filtered to your portfolio
- Canada, US, EU and UK
Monthly digestNext compliance deadline25 daysEU · 1 November 2026. Substances already on the market must be classified for the new hazard classes.
Monthlydigest filtered to your products
4markets watched
Per productimpact noted for every change
1specialist who knows your portfolio
What's included
What the monitoring service includes.
Monthly digest
Every relevant change explained in plain language, with what it means for each affected product.
Deadline tracker
Compliance dates for each product and market, so nothing arrives as a surprise.
Reclassification alerts
New harmonised classifications in the EU and GB that change how an ingredient, and the mixtures containing it, are classified.
Question time
Time each month to ask about a customer request, an inspection or a new market.
SDS updates
When a change needs new documents, the updates can be included in the monthly fee or quoted separately.
Deliverables
The changes that matter to you, and nothing else.
Each digest item says which products are affected, what to do and by when. The tracker keeps every upcoming date in one place.
Hazline monitoring · October 2026 · Example4 changes reviewed against your 18 products
EU
New CLP hazard classes: substances already on the market
ActionDeadline 1 November 2026. Two of your raw materials need confirmation from their suppliers.
US
HazCom: employer deadline for substances
Check20 November 2026. Workplace labels and training for substances must be updated.
EU
23rd ATP becomes mandatory
No impact1 February 2027. None of the revised entries appear in your products.
CA
Amended HPR: transition period ended
DoneYour Canadian SDSs were updated in 2025. Nothing further needed.
Deadline trackerExample
| Product and action | Market | Due |
|---|---|---|
| Isopropyl Alcohol 99%Substance already on the market: confirm no new hazard class applies | EU | 1 Nov 2026 |
| Solvent Blend 220Mixture: SDS and label updated to HazCom 2024 | US | 19 Nov 2027 |
| Citrus Surface CleanerMixture already on the market: new hazard classes | EU | 1 May 2028 |
Sources we watch
Official sources, read so you do not have to.
Every digest item links back to the official text, so you can see exactly where a change comes from.
Canada Gazette and Health Canada
Amendments to the Hazardous Products Regulations, WHMIS guidance and consultations, such as the proposal to remove the consumer product exclusion.
Federal Register and OSHA
Hazard Communication rulemaking, compliance dates and letters of interpretation.
EUR-Lex and ECHA
Adaptations to CLP (ATPs), the CLP revision, REACH Annex II and ECHA guidance.
Health and Safety Executive
GB mandatory classifications, GB CLP changes and UK REACH.
UN GHS
New revisions of the GHS, which each market adopts on its own timetable.
Product-specific rules
Cosmetics, consumer chemical products and other rules that apply to your sector.
How it works
From first email to final file.
- Kick-off
We agree your watchlist: products, ingredients and markets.
- Monthly digest
You receive the changes that affect you, with what to do and by when.
- Questions
Ask anything during the month. Answers come back in writing.
- Updates
When a change needs new SDSs or labels, they are prepared on the agreed terms.
What we need from you
- A product list with the markets for each product
- Ingredients with CAS numbers
- The current SDS for each product
- Who should receive the digest
Markets
Written for the rules of each market.
Canada
HPR amendments, Health Canada guidance and the Canada Gazette.
United States
OSHA rulemaking, compliance dates and interpretations.
European Union
ATPs, the CLP revision, REACH Annex II and poison centre rules.
United Kingdom
GB MCL decisions, GB CLP changes and UK REACH.
Questions
Regulatory monitoring: common questions
How is this different from a news feed?
A news feed lists everything. The digest only includes changes that affect your products and markets, explains what each one means for you, and says what to do and by when.
Do we need to send our formulas?
Ingredients and CAS numbers are enough to screen for reclassifications. Percentages help us tell you whether a mixture's classification will change.
Which changes are covered?
Hazard communication rules in Canada, the US, the EU and the UK: classification, SDS and label requirements, and the deadlines that go with them. Product-specific rules can be added for your sector.
Can we start with a one-off review instead?
Yes. Many companies start with an audit or a gap assessment, then move to monitoring once their documents are up to date.
Related insights
EU CLP new hazard classes: what the 1 November 2026 deadline means for your SDS
Endocrine disruptors, PBT/vPvB and PMT/vPvM are now CLP hazard classes. Substances already on the market must comply by 1 November 2026.
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OSHA's updated Hazard Communication Standard: what changed, and the new deadlines
OSHA aligned HazCom with GHS Revision 7 in 2024, then pushed every compliance date back four months. Here is the current timeline.
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How often do you need to update a safety data sheet?
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