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DetNet - Introduction

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Who is it for? How does it work? How to join DetNet. Who does it apply to? Transitional provisions for mixtures. Generate in vitro data. CLP for end users. Detergent Industry Network for CLP Classification. Can either be a company employee or a consultant retained under contract by a company to carry out classification assessments (as shown in the below diagram):. The consultancy contract is solely between the company and the consultant, no link with A.I.S.E. or with DetNet. Each company choosing to use ...

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DetNet - External experts

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Who is it for? How does it work? How to join DetNet. Who does it apply to? Transitional provisions for mixtures. Generate in vitro data. CLP for end users. Detergent Industry Network for CLP Classification. The external experts (with expertise in dermatology, clinical toxicology) proposed by A.I.S.E. are currently available to support DetNet members on request;. Classification experts needing further information to complete an assessment will have to go to a DetNet external expert;. DetNet: Detergent Ind...

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DetNet - CLP Regulation

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Who is it for? How does it work? How to join DetNet. Who does it apply to? Transitional provisions for mixtures. Generate in vitro data. CLP for end users. Detergent Industry Network for CLP Classification. From June 2015, classification and labelling of mixtures for household detergents and cleaning products will become mandatory under the CLP Regulation (EC) No 1272/2008. DetNet: Detergent Industry Network for CLP Classification. An A.I.S.E. initiative.

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DetNet - Options under CLP

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Who is it for? How does it work? How to join DetNet. Who does it apply to? Transitional provisions for mixtures. Generate in vitro data. CLP for end users. Detergent Industry Network for CLP Classification. In practice, a company which needs to classify a mixture (e.g. for skin and eye effects) has the following options:. Generate new in vitro test data. On the complete mixture: this takes time and can be expensive if companies have a lot of mixtures to classify. Apply the bridging principles.

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DetNet - Generate in vitro data

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Who is it for? How does it work? How to join DetNet. Who does it apply to? Transitional provisions for mixtures. Generate in vitro data. CLP for end users. Detergent Industry Network for CLP Classification. Generate in vitro data. Generate in vitro data. DetNet: Detergent Industry Network for CLP Classification. An A.I.S.E. initiative.

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DetNet - Classification experts

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Who is it for? How does it work? How to join DetNet. Who does it apply to? Transitional provisions for mixtures. Generate in vitro data. CLP for end users. Detergent Industry Network for CLP Classification. The DetNet database can be used by the classification expert(s) nominated by the company or by one of the 'External Experts'. For more information on the classification expert(s) click here. For more information on the external expert(s) click here.

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DetNet - Join

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Who is it for? How does it work? How to join DetNet. Who does it apply to? Transitional provisions for mixtures. Generate in vitro data. CLP for end users. Detergent Industry Network for CLP Classification. DetNet is open to all companies placing detergent or cleaning products on the market and responsible for classification and labelling for skin and eye effects under CLP in the EU plus other European countries with national CLP implementation:. Whether members or non-members of A.I.S.E.

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DetNet - Subscription fees

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Who is it for? How does it work? How to join DetNet. Who does it apply to? Transitional provisions for mixtures. Generate in vitro data. CLP for end users. Detergent Industry Network for CLP Classification. The DetNet fees comprise an annual subscription fee. Variable according to turnover band of the company for products within scope and a fee linked to the number of mixtures successfully classified using DetNet reference formulations (the so called Classification Logging fee. 1 Annual subscription fee.

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DetNet - Eligibility criteria

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Who is it for? How does it work? How to join DetNet. Who does it apply to? Transitional provisions for mixtures. Generate in vitro data. CLP for end users. Detergent Industry Network for CLP Classification. In-house company classification expert(s) or retained consultant(s) accredited to use DetNet database should fulfill at least one of the following criteria:. Candidates holding a further relevant professional qualification (e.g. European Registered Toxicologist (ERT), Diplomate of the American...The e...

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DetNet - Experts

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Who is it for? How does it work? How to join DetNet. Who does it apply to? Transitional provisions for mixtures. Generate in vitro data. CLP for end users. Detergent Industry Network for CLP Classification. The DetNet database can be used by the classification expert(s) nominated by the company or by one of the 'External Experts'. For more information on the classification expert(s) click here. For more information on the external expert(s) click here.