Chemicals

A portfolio impact assessment checks each product against each change, using its formulation, its classification and where it sells. Each finding says what the change requires of the product and what your customers need, such as a revised safety data sheet. Foresight checks every finding against its source, and what you change stays your call.

Yes, for EU and UK REACH, from the data gap analysis to a dossier ready to submit. Foresight checks each dossier against its sources, and your organisation submits it. When a new classification or new data triggers an update under Article 22, Foresight checks the registrations you already hold.

Yes. Foresight watches the chemical inventories and control laws of markets from Canada and Brazil to China, Korea and Japan, and scores each change for the substances you sell there. Coverage varies by market, so scoping starts with where you sell.

Yes. Foresight watches exposure limits, major-accident rules such as Seveso III and the permits for what your plants emit. An exposure limit review checks the limits for the solvents and isocyanates handled at each plant.

A description of the work and the substances and mixtures it covers. Useful inputs include your product lists, formulations, safety data sheets and registration numbers, the sites you run and the markets you sell into. You also set how the work is judged, such as your own scoring scale.