EU Poison Centre Notification 2025 - What's next?

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EU Poison Centre Notification (PCN) under Annex VIII of the CLP Regulation continues to evolve, demanding close attention from chemical companies placing hazardous mixtures on the EU market.

Recently, ECHA hosted a webinar to address key compliance challenges and expectations. During the session, it was highlighted that a significant number of PCN submissions are at risk of rejection due to issues such as improper UFI management, incorrect classifications, incomplete or poor-quality data, and supply chain-related complications. Member State enforcement authorities have already initiated targeted inspections across the EU to verify PCN compliance where findings are expected to be published by end 2025.

Prepare yourself to align with accurate data submission as per Annex VIII & new revised CLP classification in tools. This webinar is designed to provide chemical companies supplying hazardous chemical mixture with practical, up-to-date guidance on achieving full compliance with PCN requirements. By unpacking the latest insights from ECHA’s recent webinar and highlighting key findings from ongoing enforcement inspections, we’ll help participants understand the regulatory expectations, common pitfalls, revised CLP classifications and how to avoid costly errors in submissions.

Topics to be addressed:

• Current situation: Where we are & what’s next?
• Brief introduction of PCN: Introduce PCN as Annex VIII, article 45 to CLP
• Changes in PCN requirements: Recent revision in requirements
• Identify existing Pitfalls: Discover common pitfalls and hurdles companies are facing
• Navigate regulatory impacts: Regulatory impact & compliance
• Real Case Studies: See how companies like yours tackled compliance challenges head-on with proven strategies
• Q&A
• Conclusions

REACHLaw Speakers

• Gagan Kumar – Managing Director, REACHLaw India
• Divanshu Chawla – Asst. Manager (Chemical Safety & Compliance), REACHLaw India 

*Please note that this event is not meant for service providers or consulting companies.