Sun Chemical Upgrades Its Safety Data Sheet Online Platform
Dec 11, 2017
Sun Chemical has upgraded its online safety data sheet (SDS) platform, which houses the SDSs of all its products. Done in collaboration with Verisk 3E™, the upgraded platform will improve customer access to SDSs. Verisk 3E is a Verisk business. 3E Protect™, Verisk 3E’s premier SDS and chemical management platform (formerly known as 3E Online® – SDS), provides Sun Chemical’s customers with streamlined access to SDSs via a mobile-friendly site that is translated into more than 15 languages to improve customers’ browsing experience. Customers also have access to enhanced search functions and reports. “Our customers make it a top priority to comply with all of the strictest regulations globally, and Sun Chemical is committed to doing its part to help them meet all those requirements,” said Bob Kendrick, Director of Global Regulatory at Sun Chemical. “By upgrading to the 3E Protect platform, our customers will have easy access to the information they need to ensure they’re using products that comply with their requirements and meet the standards outlined in the Globally Harmonized System (GHS) for the labeling of products.” Registered customers with existing logon credentials can visit the current site for information on how to access 3E Protect. To sign up for access to the platform and gain electronic SDS enrollment, email regulatory.emsds@sunchemical.com. About Verisk 3E Verisk 3E, formerly 3E Company, delivers intelligent compliance solutions that empower companies to reduce risk, drive continuous improvement, and create new growth opportunities. For 30 years, Verisk 3E has provided clients with the expertise, content, live 24-7-365 environmental health and safety (EHS) support and award winning solutions required to increase chemical and workplace safety, improve product safety and stewardship, strengthen supply chain stewardship, and optimize research and development decision support. We are deeply committed to serving our more than 5,000 customers worldwide, including eight of the world’s top ten chemical manufacturers, nine of the world’s top ten retailers, and nine of the world’s top ten pharmaceutical companies. Global locations include our corporate headquarters in Carlsbad, California, along with offices in Bethesda, Maryland; Canton, Ohio; Copenhagen, Denmark; Montreal, Quebec; and Tokyo, Japan.Verisk 3E is a Verisk (Nasdaq:VRSK) business. Visit us at www.Verisk3E.com.   About Sun Chemical Sun Chemical, a member of the DIC group, is a leading producer of printing inks, coatings and supplies, pigments, polymers, liquid compounds, solid compounds, and application materials. Together with DIC, Sun Chemical has annual sales of more than $7.5 billion and over 20,000 employees supporting customers around the world. Sun Chemical Corporation is a subsidiary of Sun Chemical Group Coöperatief U.A., the Netherlands, and is headquartered in Parsippany, New Jersey, U.S.A. For more information, please visit our Web site at www.sunchemical.com.
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