- Environmental Impact: Describe the potential impact of chemicals on the environment.

5. Use and storage of information

- Instructions for use: Provides instructions and precautions for using chemicals.

- Storage conditions: Describe the storage conditions of chemicals, including temperature, humidity, etc.

- Packaging and labeling requirements: Provide packaging materials, appearance and labeling requirements for chemicals.

6. Emergency measures

- First aid measures: Describe first aid measures if chemicals come into contact with the human body.

- Firefighting measures: Provide fire extinguishing methods in the event of a chemical fire.

- Spill handling methods: Describe what to do after a chemical spill.

7. Regulations and Standards

- Relevant regulations: Provide relevant regulations and standards that chemicals comply with.

- Test report: Provide relevant chemical test reports to prove that the chemical meets the legal and regulatory requirements of the specific region.

8. Other information

- Trade contracts and purchasing contracts: Provide relevant trade contracts and purchasing contracts.

- Product manual: explains how to use chemicals, precautions, etc.

Process

1. Data collection: Collect detailed information about the chemicals produced or supplied.

2. Chemical classification: Classify chemicals according to international, national or regional regulations and standards.

3. Document preparation: Prepare MSDS/SDS documents according to relevant regulations and standards.

4. Review and verification: Conduct internal review and verification of the prepared MSDS/SDS documents.

5. Third-party audit (optional): Submit the MSDS/SDS files to a third-party audit agency for review.

6. Issuance and distribution: Issuance and distribution of MSDS/SDS files to customers, suppliers and other relevant parties.

7. Update and maintenance: Regularly review and update MSDS/SDS files to reflect new information, regulatory changes, or changes in chemical properties.

By providing the above information, the accuracy and standardization of MSDS/SDS reports can be ensured, thereby ensuring the safe use and transportation of chemicals.