MSDS-Europe – Your SDS expert

Our company does not prepare its safety data sheets using SDS software. Our professional belief is that only a qualified company with thorough knowledge of the chemical safety legal framework, and with expertise in applying regulatory requirements, can provide a high-quality service for the compilation and translation of safety data sheets.

The translation of a safety data sheet is primarily an expert task, not a translator’s task.

MSDS-Europe

MSDS-Europe is the international business division of ToxInfo Kft., Hungary’s first consultancy explicitly specialising in chemical safety since 2001.

Our team has in-depth knowledge of EU chemical safety legislation and applies it daily in an international environment. Our goal is to fully support our partners in complying with chemical safety requirements.

We have structured our services to ensure that our clients receive the highest level of professional support – in the compilation, updating, and translation of SDSs, as well as in other regulatory tasks (e.g. fulfilling CLP requirements, authorisation procedures, or procedures for placing on the market).

In every assignment, we strive for precision and full compliance with applicable legislation.

Safety data sheet? Get your SDS from the chemical safety experts.

Quality Policy

Innovation, customer focus, and effective problem-solving – these are our company’s core values.

We believe that the key to quality lies in well-prepared professionals; therefore, continuous training and professional development of our staff are of paramount importance to us. ToxInfo Kft. is committed to providing chemical safety services that fully meet its clients’ needs and the highest quality standards.

International Services

Through our international division operating under the name MSDS-Europe, we provide safety data sheet services in numerous European countries. These services are delivered in each country’s local language and in compliance with its regulatory requirements.

MSDS-Europe – with expertise and dedication to chemical safety.

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Current chemical safety news

Candidate List of SVHCs for Authorisation updated with two new substances

On 4 February 2026, two substances were added to the Candidate List of Substances of Very High Concern (SVHC) for Authorisation.

2026 Calendar of Chemical Safety Deadlines and Actions

Key dates in 2026:

New hazard classes apply to mixtures placed on the market after 1 May 2026; the transitional period for mixtures already on the market expires on 1 November 2026.
From 1 January 2025, the harmonised notification format is mandatory in all cases.
The deadline for the CLP requirements applicable to online sales and advertisements has been amended.
2026 action items related to per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS).

In our article, we support preparation for compliance through a quarterly schedule.

2026 instead of 2028: the introduction of online CLP obligations has been postponed

Instead of the previously communicated 2026 date, the most important provisions of the CLP amendment affecting webshops and online advertising will only need to be applied from 1 January 2028.

This gives market operators time to prepare their webshop data handling and interfaces (e.g. the mandatory, clearly visible online display of label elements), but it is worth starting to plan already.

MSDS-Europe – The Safety Data Sheet Specialist

Our Services Related to the Compilation and Translation of Safety Data Sheets

When developing our service portfolio related to safety data sheets, our goal was to provide a comprehensive and relevant set of services that address all SDS-related challenges our clients may face.

We ensure that your substances and mixtures are accompanied by up-to-date safety data sheets (SDSs) that fully comply with the latest legal requirements.

Safety data sheet translation: We undertake the translation of safety data sheets to and from all official EU languages.

Including English, Bulgarian, Czech, Danish, Estonian, Finnish, French, Greek, Dutch, Croatian, Polish, Latvian, Lithuanian, Hungarian, German, Italian, Portuguese, Romanian, Spanish, Swedish, Slovak, and Slovene. In addition to these languages, we also translate SDSs into Chinese, Korean, Japanese, and Turkish according to EU standards.

Our translations are not only linguistically accurate: through professional proofreading and regulatory adaptation (localisation), we ensure that the translated safety data sheet complies with both the national requirements of the target country and the applicable EU regulations (CLP and REACH).

Safety data sheet creation (new SDS preparation): We compile new SDSs in compliance with the relevant regulations (e.g., Regulation (EU) 2020/878), including a complete hazard classification of the product under CLP. The resulting safety data sheet will meet all formal and content requirements set by the applicable legislation.

Safety data sheet revision and update: During SDS revision, we take all relevant requirements into account – including Article 31 of Regulation (EC) No. 1907/2006 (REACH) and Regulation (EU) 2020/878, as well as any national regulations in effect at the product’s place of use.

Submit an online quote request for SDS translation, authoring, or updating

Guarantee

Full guarantee: We offer a full professional and financial guarantee for our service. This means we take responsibility for the content and regulatory compliance of the safety data sheets prepared by us.

If any objection should arise regarding a safety data sheet, we will correct it free of charge and compensate our clients for any financial damage resulting from the use of an incorrect safety data sheet.

Our aim is to be a reliable long-term partner for our clients in the field of chemical safety.

I need an English safety data sheet that complies with the EU regulations. How can I decide which of your services I should request a quote for?

The first step is to check what document(s) you have available:

If you have a safety data sheet in a foreign language, you will need an SDS translation with professional review/regulatory adaptation.
If you already have an English SDS from a supplier (typically generated by SDS software), an SDS review and update may be necessary.
If the regulations have changed or new data have emerged, the SDS may require updating (see our website for more information on when an SDS needs updating).

For a new chemical product (typically if you are a downstream user who formulates or produces a mixture), or if you did not receive a safety data sheet from your supplier (especially in the case of imports), you should request a quote for SDS compilation.

Feel free to contact our Customer Service for assistance. To request a quote online, click on this link.

Why should I choose a service that also offers professional adaptation when translating an SDS?

It is crucial that an SDS not be translated literally, because otherwise a lot of information would carry over into the new language version that can only be interpreted according to the regulations in effect where the source document was prepared. Naturally, in such a case the translated SDS will not comply with the target country’s regulations. Furthermore, the content and format of a safety data sheet are structured in such a way that certain parts of the text are defined by the relevant legislation and therefore must be used exactly as specified in the official language of the regulation (e.g., section names, H and P statements, etc.).

Translation with professional adaptation (in other words, regulatory adaptation) means that we also correct or supplement any errors or omissions in the safety data sheet during the translation process.

Among other things, we check the following:

We verify the classification of the mixture’s components according to the CLP Regulation.
We add any missing data regarding occupational exposure limits.
We verify the transport information.
We check the mixture’s hazard classification and the corresponding precautionary statements, correcting them if necessary.
In general, we review and modify the SDS content, taking into account all EU legislation that define the formal and content requirements for safety data sheets.

PCN notification (Poison Centre Notification)

We prepare the necessary PCN documentation, generate the product’s unique formula identifier (UFI), and submit the notification via the European Chemicals Agency (ECHA) portal in accordance with the requirements of Annex VIII of the CLP Regulation. Our service ensures that your products can be placed on the market and meet all EU PCN obligations.

We understand that many challenges arise when placing chemical products on the market – you can count on us for everything related to chemical safety.

What data and documents are required for a PCN notification?

Naturally, we need the SDS of the mixture. Our experts will check the SDS to ensure it complies with current regulations, and depending on the mixture’s classification we determine whether the notification obligation applies, taking into account any factors that could warrant an exemption.

In addition to the information provided in the SDS, the following data may also be needed:

A more detailed composition, including any ingredients not disclosed in the SDS
Information on the type and quantity of the packaging
The pH value (or an explanation of why it cannot be provided) if it is not listed in the SDS
Clarification of the product’s primary use (if necessary)
The UFI code (if you already have one)

Along with our quote, we will also send you the order form, which will precisely list the information that needs to be provided.

For manufacturers, distributors and brand owners based outside the EU/EEA, we also offer specialised support on PCN submissions for non-EU companies, including EU-based legal representation.

Feel free to contact our Customer Service if you need help with filling out the order form.

Professional Resources

Up-to-date knowledge for chemical safety.

Sharing information is at least as important as providing services. That is why we regularly publish professional articles, news on regulatory changes, and guides on our website.

Our goal is to ensure that our clients and industry representatives hear about the latest developments affecting chemical safety first-hand – whether it’s a new EU regulation, an updated requirement, or the introduction of best practices.

Why is this beneficial for you? Because if you choose us, you gain not just a service provider, but also a partner with an up-to-date knowledge base. Our clients can be confident that we answer every question with the latest professional information available. This way, you can always stay one step ahead of changes and comply with chemical safety requirements with confidence.

Have a question? Browse our FAQ section or take advantage of our free online consultation – our expert team will gladly answer and help you find the right solution.

Safety Data Sheet Knowledge Base

By creating this knowledge base, we aim to help companies that work with hazardous mixtures and substances.

In the “Safety Data Sheet Knowledge Base” category, we primarily publish articles that draw attention to fundamental obligations and essential information related to safety data sheets.

New article(s) in the “Safety Data Sheet Knowledge Base” category:

Compass to Chemical Safety

Chemical Safety in Plain Language.

More accessible articles on chemical safety, including useful background information and analyses.

Latest articles from Compass to Chemical Safety:

Regulatory Change Observer

The regulatory change observer provides up-to-date information on changes in European Union chemical safety legislation.

New and amended chemical safety legislation:

COMMISSION REGULATION (EU) 2025/2573 of 18 December 2025 amending Regulation (EC) No 440/2008 as regards the test methods, to adapt them to technical progress
Notice concerning the harmonised classification of titanium dioxide as Carcinogenic Category 2 via inhalation according to Regulation (EC) No 1272/2008 of the European Parliament and of the Council

Why choose us?

Over 20 years of experience

Over this time, we have prepared thousands of safety data sheets for clients in all countries of the EEA. Our experience and knowledge of legislation guarantee accuracy and reliability.

Expert background

We do not use software to generate SDSs. All documents are prepared by qualified professionals specialising in chemical safety.

Guaranteed compliance and quality

We stay up to date in connection with all relevant regulations (REACH, CLP, GHS and other global standards). Every safety data sheet we produce fully complies with current laws, and we provide a professional and financial guarantee for our work, taking responsibility for any errors to give you complete peace of mind.

International and multilingual service

We provide SDS creation and translation services in all official EU languages. The translations are carried out by native-level experts, taking into account the target country’s regulations.

Comprehensive service

Services covering the entire life cycle of a safety data sheet – from initial SDS compilation and multilingual translations to periodic updates and handling the PCN notifications required for placing products on the market.

Customer Support During Our Services

We believe that in the field of chemical safety, high-quality service can only be achieved through a close relationship and good communication.

We provide each client with a dedicated corporate contact person to ensure the smooth management of their order.

Our relationship with the client does not end with the preparation or translation of the safety data sheet. We continue to provide assistance even after the service has been delivered, helping you interpret and use the safety data sheets and comply with the relevant regulations.

What benefits does a dedicated corporate contact person offer me?

Your contact person can provide personalised advice on choosing the right service.
They propose comprehensive solutions to your chemical safety issues and help with technical questions.
After learning about your needs, they prepare a personalised quote with the most favourable terms.
They provide administrative support during the order preparation phase (e.g., comparing your product portfolio with existing safety data sheets and label drafts, reviewing any previous product PCN notifications, etc.).
The entire ordering process is handled by one person, who can give you updates on the current status at any time.

Our references and achievements in safety data sheet preparation and translation

Over more than two decades of operation, our safety data sheet preparation, translation, and other chemical safety services have earned the recognition of numerous companies around the world.

Additional references (not an exhaustive list)

Our performance in 2025 in the field of chemical safety:

≈ 17,000 hours

Order management

≈ 3,600 pcs

Completed SDS

≈ 900 pcs

PCN notifications

≈ 460 hours

Professional assistance
(via phone)

≈ 13,500 pcs

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