MSDS/SDS is Chemical Safety Data Sheet, which can also be translated as Chemical Safety Technical Data Sheet or Chemical Safety Data Sheet. MSDS (Material Safety Data Sheet) is a detailed safety information document about a chemical.



General steps for handling MSDS reports:

1. Determine requirements: Determine the chemicals that require MSDS reporting. These chemicals may be raw materials used by the company, intermediate products in production, or final products.

2. Understand the content of the MSDS report: After receiving the MSDS report, read in detail and understand the safety information provided in the report, including physical and chemical properties, toxicity, health hazards, protective measures and emergency response measures.

3. Save and use: Save the MSDS report in a location that is easily accessible and stored with related chemicals. Ensure that all relevant employees can easily access and understand the information in the MSDS report.

4. Document preparation: According to the requirements of the target country or region, prepare MSDS reports and SDS files and provide necessary attachment information (for example, dangerous goods labels, official names, etc.).

5. Declaration requirements: Confirm customs clearance documents and declaration requirements (such as customs code, commodity name, value and other details), and submit the required MSDS reports and SDS documents.

6. Payment: According to the relevant regulations of the target country, pay the relevant document review fees and tax clearance fees.

7. Submit reports: MSDS reports and SDS documents usually need to be submitted to the customs or relevant agencies before import customs clearance to ensure that the import of goods complies with national or regional regulations.