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Safety Data Sheets: Russian SDS and other types of SDS

Safety Data Sheets (SDS) are legally required for chemicals in many countries across the world.

Russian SDS (also known as “Russian Safety Passport)

  • Developed in accordance with the GOST 30333-2007
  • Must be included into the Russian Register of SDS by a competent authority
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Other types of SDS

  • Developed in accordance with the destination country legislation
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Some facts about SDS

Usually comprised of 16 sections

Russian SDS have a title page with a unique QR-code

Developed in accordance with the UN GHS recommendations

In order to develop Russian SDS it is not enough to just translate an SDS used in a different country, the specific legal requirements must be considered (and vice versa)

In case the product itself or its info is changed. SDS or Russian SDS must be updated

Russian SDS

Russian SDS

  • Developed in accordance with the GOST 30333-2007
  • Must be included into the Russian Register of SDS by a competent authority

Obtaining authorization documents for products (i.e., certificates or declarations of conformity, state registration certificates)

Licensing

Transportation and export/import operations

We need the following in order to develop and register a Russian SDS:

IF YOU ARE A MANUFACTURER BASED IN RUSSIA

  • Power of Attorney (download) so that Aventine can submit the documents on your behalf – signed scan copy;
  • Application (download) - signed scan copy;
  • Information letter about the chemical’s composition (download) - one original copy;
  • Russian SDS title page as per standard form – as a Microsoft Word document .doc/.docx (download);
  • Russian SDS text – as a Microsoft Word document .doc/.docx (download);
  • Guidance document applicable for the chemical (i.e. GOST, organization standard, etc.) – certified copy, outlining the enactment date;
  • Information letter about product’s packaging, warranty period and shelf life – signed scan copy;
  • Product’s technical description – signed scan copy;
  • Testing reports, toxicological reports, certificates, declarations, assessments, etc. (if available) – electronic copies

IF YOU ARE A MANUFACTURER BASED OUTSIDE OF RUSSIA

  • Power of Attorney (download) so that Aventine can submit the documents on your behalf – signed scan copy;
  • Application (download) - signed scan copy;
  • Information letter about the chemical’s composition (download) - one original copy;
  • Product’s SDS in English;
  • Information letter about product’s packaging, warranty period and shelf life – signed scan copy;
  • Product’s technical description – signed scan copy;
  • Testing reports, toxicological reports, certificates, declarations, assessments, etc. (if available) – electronic copies
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SDS (excluding Russian SDS)

Safety Data Sheets

Developed in accordance with the destination country legislation

Pay attention!

  • SDS is developed in accordance with the target country legislation. It’s generally not enough to just translate an existing SDS into another language
  • Each country requires its own SDS (except the EU countries)
  • Each technical name requires its own SDS

We need the following in order to develop an SDS:

Safety Data Sheets
  • Properly approved legal/technical guidance for the product (if available) – a copy;
  • Information about the product’s composition (mass fractions of constituents, including additives, impurities, etc., each with its identification numbers – CAS, EC numbers) – information letter with the company letterhead;
  • Testing reports containing data on physical, chemical, toxicological and ecotoxicological properties of the chemical (if available) – electronic copies;
Safety Data Sheets
  • Chemical Safety Reports in editable format (if the product or its constituents are registered in accordance with EU REACH) – for supplies to the EU;
  • Russian SDS (if available) – electronic copy;
  • UN number (if available);
  • Technical name of the product in English;
  • Destination countries (to which the product’s supplies are planned to be made)