Free check · EU CLP Regulation
Does your listing show the right hazard label?
From 1 January 2028, every online listing of a hazardous product sold in the EU must show its hazard label. Upload the product's safety data sheet and see what the listing must display, in your shoppers' language.
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What the listing must show
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Govseer Hazard Labels does this for every product: it reads each sheet, checks the label, shows it on the product page in every language your shop sells in, and updates it when the official wording changes.
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The EU's CLP Regulation (EC) No 1272/2008 gains a new Article 48a, applying from 1 January 2028: when a hazardous substance or mixture is sold at a distance, the offer must clearly and visibly show the label elements of Article 17, the same information as on the packaging.
- Hazard pictograms and the signal word ("Danger" or "Warning")
- Hazard and precautionary statements, in their official wording
- For mixtures, the substances that cause the main health hazards ("Contains …")
- The supplier's name, address and telephone number, and the nominal quantity for sales to the public
- The unique formula identifier (UFI), where the product has one
The label must be in the official language of each EU country the product is sold to. The wording here comes only from the official texts of the Regulation, in all 24 EU languages; the AI only reads which codes the sheet lists.
This check is a tool, not legal advice. The supplier of the product is responsible for its label; compare the result with the sheet before you use it.