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Exposure Scenarios in a Nutshell

Posted on December 1, 2016August 25, 2019

Following the introduction of REACH, industry is now starting to experience some of its impact. In line with the legislation, chemical producers have an obligation to communicate safe use of chemicals to their customers. The Exposure Scenario (ES) is the tool for this communication. The ES defines the conditions on how the dangerous substance can be handled without exposing workers, consumers or the environment to unacceptable risk.

What is an Exposure Scenario, and when should they be used? This simple yet invaluable guide will help you understand your obligations in relation to Exposure Scenarios.

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