MSDS is like an "identity card" for chemical products, with which users, transporters and producers can effectively protect against chemical hazards and facilitate management and registration. With MSDS, you get a head start on the market. Who wouldn't want to have a high-quality product?So what are you waiting for!MSDS takes your product quality to the next level of internationalization.
Non-toxic materials are generally defined as those that have very low toxicity in the usual sense, are non-flammable and have low activity. If you can safely light them with a torch, smash them with a hammer, and eat them with a spoon, then they really don't need MSDS. Our understanding of the world is gradually deepened and gradually revised. Many materials are only discovered after years of use, and these effects are likely to be irreversible toxic effects on the human body, as is the case with many drugs. Do we have to wait until the harm is discovered and the corresponding policy is introduced before we can protect it accordingly?Therefore, we advocate that all chemicals be equipped with MSDS, and that MSDS needs to be revised and upgraded accordingly as people further study and find it. The laws and regulations on the safety management of chemical products in various countries are revised at any time according to the in-depth scientific research findings, so why should you wait for the new version of the laws and regulations to be promulgated before rushing to formulate MSDS?
Manufacturers write their own MSDS, can't they?
MSDS is prepared in response to the legal requirements and requirements of the country where the product is imported. When compiling, it is necessary to take into account the different legal and regulatory requirements for the management of chemical products in various countries, and even in the states of the United States. These differences have resulted in inconsistent requirements for the preparation of MSDS for imported chemicals. This is also one of the biggest difficulties for manufacturers to write MSDS by themselves, not to mention the lack of professional MSDS writers in China, that is, every professional writer is not an expert who is familiar with the laws of various importing countries and international general rules, and not every writer can find and use a global legal search database. If manufacturers want to compile MSDS by themselves, they need to train specialized personnel, which is time-consuming and laborious, and it is difficult to ensure the standardization and accuracy of the MSDS. Moreover, when the product expands to a new country, MSDS writers need to familiarize themselves with the country's laws and regulations on chemical safety management. From the perspective of economic benefits and benefits, it is not appropriate for manufacturers to write MSDS by themselves.