From DPD to CLP - The Detergent Industry Network for CLP Classification Anna Melvås
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From DPD to CLP
– The Detergent Industry Network for
CLP Classification
Anna MelvåsThe Swedish Cosmetic, Toiletry
and Detergent Association
Member companies:
Statistics ca 130
Staff:
Network Olof Holmer, VD,
Legislation
Anna Melvås,
Peter Jansson,
Ulrika Flodberg*,
Lorena Costa
Individual
service
Education
Media
* Ulrika Flodberg, IIH, The Swedish Association of Industrial and Institutional Hygiene ProductsFrom DPD to CLP
DPD CLP
Calculation Data on the mixture itself*? classify
Test data on
(conventional
or the mixture
method)
Data on similar tested mixtures classify
(bridging principle)?
Other data may be taken into account
Calculation based on
classify
classify ingredient classificationDPD and CLP Eye effects Mixture containing R41, Eye Cat 1, substance:
CLP classification
• You have a mixture to classify:
TEST THE MIXTURE Expensive
IN VITRO (or use Takes some time
existing data on this Interpretation not always easy
mixture) Suitable in vitro method selection
BRIDGING
PRINCIPLES
(if you have data on
similar tested mixtures)
Easiest
Legal certainty
CALCULATION Conservative
More severe classification and labelling likelyWelcome to the DetNet
• The Detergent Industry Network for CLP Classification
• Appropriate classification and labelling that reflects actual
effects on man
• Manufacturers of detergents can have access to shared test
data and expert judgement
• Open to all companies manufacturing/supplying detergents
Or “not classified”
(only in specific
cases)
Drain cleaner Hand dishwash
detergent
www.det-net.euScope of the DetNet Products: Laundry detergents (liquids, powders) Hand dishwash detergents All-purpose cleaners liquids (non-extreme pH products) Other cleaning and maintenance product types with similar chemistry (i.e. surfactants-based e.g. car wash products) Consumer and professional products Endpoints: skin and eye effects www.det-net.eu
DetNet features
Web-based IT • IT-system searches the database of Reference Formulations
system • Security (individual access code), confidentiality protected
• Approx. 200 formulations
Data sharing for all • Enhanced composition details on reference formulations
• Recent in vitro data using enhanced test method for eye effects, study summary
users, expertise • Scientific Advisory Panel comprising experts from academia
Standardized • Classification Record using a standard format
• Classification logging number as proof
process and records • Classification explanatory notes
• Training of classification experts
Training and support • Help Desk support
• FAQ
www.det-net.euHow to access the DetNet www.det-net.eu
DetNet organization
DATABASE
- ca 200 formulations
- toxicity data:
historical in vivo
Network Management new in vitro
- Process
- Database
AUTHORITIES
Secured Web / IT tool Access info on
request
SCIENTIFIC ADVISORY EXPERT POOL
PANEL - Internal and External
“Guidance & experts
Quality Assurance” - Nominated/Trained
- Medical/Toxicological COMPANY
experts from e.g. Academia, placing product on
Poison Centers, Industry the market:
Evaluation/
Classification Responsibility for
final classification
www.det-net.euDetNet fees
Annual membership fees Turnover band Fee
(Euro million) (€ per annum)
Covers IT, administration, support
AISE direct member companies
Based on self-declared turnover for your
100. to 1000 1500
detergent products within DetNet’s scope 1000 to 2500 2500
in EU + EFTA countries * + Turkey >2500 3500
NA member companies
100 1500
classification using one or more reference formulation(s) Non-member companies
and bridging principles(s)) 100 7500
www.det-net.euIllustrative potential cost
Company X is a NA member company.
Annual turnover of > 100 million €.
Classifies 100 formulations per year using DetNet.
DetNet annual membership fee 1500€
100 Classification Logging fees @ 90€ 9000€
Total potential annual cost 10.500€
Total cost of 10.500 € would only fund costs for:
around 6 in vitro skin irritation studies
or
around 5 in vitro eye (ICE + histopathology) studies.
www.det-net.eu5 reasons to join
Access to shared industry data
Appropriate skin/eye hazard labels on your products
Cost-effective and convenient
Expertise and support
Consistent industry approach
www.det-net.euExpected with DetNet www.det-net.eu
Test formulation input www.det-net.eu
Test formulation ingredients www.det-net.eu
Filters www.det-net.eu
Reference formulations suggested www.det-net.eu
Reference formulations details www.det-net.eu
Reference formulations details www.det-net.eu
Classification record www.det-net.eu
Classification record • Final classification record as pdf www.det-net.eu
Classification record • Final classification record as pdf www.det-net.eu
List of members Bettari Detergenti Srl Lilleborg AS Buck-Chemie GmbH Madel SPA Colgate-Palmolive Europe McBride Plc Claro products Nicols France Dalli Werke GmbH &Co. KG SealedAir Danlind as Selden Research Delta pronatura Dr. Krauss & Dr. Steinfels Swiss, Division of Coop Beckmann KG Thurn-Produkte Dreco Werke Wasch- und Unilever Körperpflegemittel GmbH Van Dam Bodegraven BV Dr.O.K. Wack Chemie GmbH Walter Becker Fala-Werk Chemische Fabrik Werner & Mertz GmbH Henkel www.det-net.eu
AISE DetNet
For more information:
www.det-net.eu
Thank you!
Anna Melvås, KTF
anna.melvas@ktf.se
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