Digital Labels & CLP 2025 — What Procurement Teams Need to Know
Staying ahead of EU Detergent and CLP regulation changes with Corenex
Across Europe, the way cleaning and chemical products are labeled is changing.
New updates to the Classification, Labelling & Packaging (CLP) and Detergent Regulations will introduce digital product passports, more transparent ingredient disclosure, and harmonised access to Safety Data Sheets (SDS).
These measures are designed to make compliance and sustainability data more accessible across the supply chain — from manufacturers to procurement officers.
🧭 What This Means for Procurement Teams
Soon, procurement teams will be expected to:
Access supplier data through QR-linked digital product passports.
Verify ingredient and composition records.
Maintain accessible, updated SDS documentation.
Track eco-performance and recyclability claims.
Having clear, compliant supplier information will make audits and sustainability reporting faster and more reliable.
🧩 How Corenex Is Preparing
Corenex is actively reviewing and updating its data structure to align with the new EU framework.
We are:
Mapping product data for digital integration.
Building transparent ingredient traceability systems.
Developing a Vendor Compliance Pack to centralise digital SDS, ingredient lists, and eco-data.
Our goal is simple: make your transition to digital compliance seamless.
📘 Download the 1-Page FAQ
To help procurement teams prepare, we’ve created a concise 1-page FAQ outlining:
What’s changing in CLP and Detergent Regulations.
What procurement teams will need to track.
How Corenex is planning to support digital compliance.
👉 Download the FAQ (PDF)
(This link will auto-download your file once uploaded to Squarespace.)
💼 Register for Early Access
If your organisation manages kitchen, janitorial, or industrial cleaning supplies, register your interest below to receive:
Digital SDS files
Ingredient traceability data
Eco-performance summaries
📧 Contact: info@corenex.ie
☎ Call: +353 61 603703