SDS software for flavour companies, written to each market's law.
FIG. 01 — REGULATORYBinacru writes each document to its own market's law, in that market's own language, from one formula in your portal: safety data sheets, technical data sheets, customer declarations and supplier dossiers, for every market you sell into.
Safety data sheets.
19 legislations, 32 languages. Automatic classification, mixture and ATE calculations and transport data. Where a country prescribes its own form, the sheet takes it.
Technical data sheets.
Organoleptic, physicochemical and regulatory data on a clean, branded sheet, with food-law content built from each market's own legislation: EU, UK, US (FDA), Vietnam, Malaysia, Thailand and China.
Customer declarations.
Allergen (EU-14 / FDA-9), natural status, EU/FDA labelling, halal, kosher, vegan, GMO and California Proposition 65, on your own letterhead, from the same formula.
Supplier documents, read for you.
Dossier reads a supplier's SDS, TDS and specifications, in many languages, and proposes field updates to your raw materials for your review.
Audited by the right rules.
Each sheet is checked against its own regulation, and the audit reports a conclusion: the component, the concentration and the threshold that produced it.
Versions, approval, release.
One approval covers every language of a sheet, and a new version supersedes the old one in all of them. The version your customers hold stays current until its replacement is released.
Markets covered.
FIG. 02 — REGIONSEach track classifies against its own national criteria, including hazard categories the EU dropped and a country kept.
| REGION | MARKETS | NOTES |
|---|---|---|
| Europe | EU (REACH / CLP Annex II), United Kingdom (GB CLP), Türkiye (KKDİK) | UK sheets under GB CLP, separate from EU CLP; Turkish sheets in Turkish |
| North America | United States (OSHA HazCom 2024), Canada (Hazardous Products Regulations, WHMIS), Mexico (NOM-018-STPS-2015) | Canadian sheets as the English and French pair; Mexican sheets in Spanish and English · see below |
| ASEAN | Malaysia, Vietnam, Thailand, Indonesia, Singapore, Philippines | Paired national-language and English sheets |
| South Asia | India, Pakistan, Bangladesh | National forms, such as India's MSIHC Schedule 9 |
| North-East Asia | Japan, Korea, China | Korean sheets name the Korean domestic supplier |
| Africa | South Africa | HCA Regulations 2021 |
North America: OSHA HCS 2024.
FIG. 03 — UNITED STATESUnder OSHA's revised Hazard Communication Standard (HCS 2024), manufacturers, importers and distributors must issue updated safety data sheets and labels for mixtures by 19 November 2027. Flavours are mixtures. For European and Asian flavour houses exporting to the US, that is every sheet in the US portfolio.
- 01 / SECTION 1
Your U.S. importer, named
US sheets name your U.S. importer or responsible party in Section 1, from your company settings.
- 02 / CLASSIFICATION
Updated hazard criteria
Aerosols now include non-flammable aerosols, desensitised explosives get their own class, and flammable gases gain a subcategory.
- 03 / TRADE SECRETS
Prescribed concentration ranges
An exact concentration can be withheld as a trade secret only by giving one of OSHA's prescribed ranges.
- 04 / SECTION 9
Properties in GHS order
Physical and chemical properties follow the GHS order, with physical state and colour listed separately and particle characteristics added.
- 05 / LABELS
Small and shipped containers
New rules for containers of 100 ml or less and of 3 ml, and for containers already released for shipment. Sections 2, 3, 8, 10, 11 and 14 of the SDS are revised too.
The EU and US sheets come from the same data
Each written to its own law: CLP for the EU, HCS 2024 for the US.
- One formulayour portal
- EU sheetREACH / CLP
- US sheetOSHA HCS 2024
- Both currentone revision updates both
Canada and Mexico are covered too: Canadian sheets are issued as the English and French pair the Hazardous Products Regulations require, and Mexican sheets in Spanish and English under NOM-018-STPS-2015.
Kept current, raw material by raw material.
FIG. 04 — MONITORINGClassification watch.
Monitors upstream lists such as EU Annex VI and the UK MCL, and alerts you when a classification you rely on changes.
Every affected sheet, flagged.
When a substance's classification changes, each issued SDS that lists it gets its own notice, naming the sheet, the substance and the change.
Ingredient Auditor.
Checks a substance against EU flavouring legislation, flags contested substances and natural-claim issues, and screens flavouring materials against China's GB 2760 lists.
Every regulatory citation is written from the published instrument itself, held and versioned with its source and edition date. How your formulas are protected →