Compliance with brand restricted chemical requirements with ZDHC MRSL testing is crucial to material manufacturing and product supply. It can also support brands and retailers who are concerned about the upstream chemical inputs into materials and how they impact people and the environment. To achieve a conforming product, responsible management of chemicals is a key element of sustainable business practice.
Eliminate harmful chemicals from supply chains with ZDHC MRSL testing
Manufacturing Restricted Substances List (MRSL) testing is a critical component of chemical risk management, focusing upstream in the supply chain beyond Restricted Substance Lists (RSL) testing. ZDHC MRSL testing of chemical formulations involves specialised chemical extraction and clean-up processes dependent upon the product formulation. MRSL testing through Eurofins | Chem-MAP minimises RSL failures, providing a long-term financial benefit for your business and reducing chemical risk to your customers and others in the supply chain.
Conformance to Zero Discharge of Hazardous Chemicals (ZDHC) with Chem-MAP
Laboratory specialists at Eurofins have developed the testing of chemicals to an MRSL with validated test methods used in the Chem-MAP programme. The test methods are used to determine the number of individual chemicals within a supplied chemical formulation, against those listed on the Zero Discharge of Hazardous Chemicals (ZDHC) MRSL.
Eurofins | Chem-MAP is approved by ZDHC to provide MRSL testing as part of the Chemical Programme and provides conformance to Zero Discharge of Hazardous Chemicals (ZDHC) levels 1,2 & 3. However, Eurofins can also carry out bespoke MRSL testing outside the standard ZDHC Chemical Programme against a customer’s own MRSL list if requested.
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