Amending regulations of the CLP Regulation

The CLP regulation has already undergone numerous amendments and additions, which we have taken into account in the corresponding calculation modules and basic substance data. Usually, these regulations are given a number indicating which amendment is involved. The abbreviation ATP stands for “Adaptation to the Technical Progress”.

  • The 8. ATP served to adopt the 5th revision of the UN GHS. Changes in mixture classification regarding corrosivity/irritancy to skin and eyes. Amended wording for H and P phrases.
  • The 9. ATP contained amendments to Annex VI.
  • The 10. ATP contained changes to the content and structure of Annex VI, new wordings for the notes, and ATEs (for Nicotine) for the first time.
  • The 11. ATP contained the substance names for the previous entries of Annex VI in all EU languages. More recent amendments already contain these in the appropriate language version.
  • The 12. ATP served the adaptation 6th and 7th revision of the UN GHS.
  • The 13. ATP contained amendments to Annex VI.
  • The 14. ATP contains amendments to Annex VI, in particular for titanium dioxide, as well as two new EUH phrases and comments on the classification of mixtures containing TiO2.
  • The 15. ATP contains amendments to Annex VI.
  • The 16. ATP introduces new wording of some notes of Annex VI.
  • The 17. ATP contains amendments to Annex VI.