Hazardous substance labeling underwent changes in 2015. The new CLP (Classification, Labeling, Packaging) regulation is more precise and introduces new pictograms and hazard classes. Regulations governing the labeling of hazardous products are therefore changing rapidly, requiring relevant advice and thorough monitoring of technological developments.

INFORMATION THAT MUST APPEAR ON LABELS

• The name, address, and phone number of the manufacturer, importer, or distributor,
• The name of the substance (and, if applicable, its form, concentration, etc.),
• The trade name and the hazardous component(s) if it is a preparation,
• The hazard symbol(s),
• The warning
  statement
• Hazard statements and precautionary statements,
• The phrase “Index No.” if it is a substance,
• The nominal quantity if the product is distributed to the general public,
• Additional information.

Label formats for hazardous materials are regulated: There are two types: CLP labeling and combined labeling, which includes both CLP labeling and hazardous materials transport labeling (ADR / IMDG / IATA).

Example of a container
Volume (liters)	<= 3	3 to 50	50 to 500	>500
CLP dimensions (mm)	74x52	105x75	148x105	210x148
Combined CLP and ADR format	-	150x205 / 220x150	150x245 / 290x245 / 295x145 / 440x145	340x160 / 485x160