KEMINACO

Update History

Date Update information
02.08.2020 Added an option to download/show chosen statements in JSON format.
26.02.2020 A very friendly user of keminaco pointed out that Commission Delegated Regulation (EU) 2020/217 of 4 October 2019 added two new hazard phrases: EUH211 and EUH212. Both are now availabe in the database.
18.06.2019 A very friendly user of keminaco provided the missing hazard phrases for H206/H207/H208 in Korean language. Thank you so much!
17.05.2019 An attentive user alerted me that the Commission Regulation (EU) 2019/521 of 27 March 2019 contains even more changes than I thought. Therefor I used my Friday evening to update even more phrases (H314, P103, P280, P503).
16.05.2019 Added and updated several hazard and precuationary phrases according to Commission Regulation (EU) 2019/521 of 27 March 2019.
04.11.2017 Let's face the truth: The search functionality of keminaco so far was a catastrophe. So I optimized it for you. You can now search for phrase codes, languages and even exclude certain words. Here are some examples of valid searches:
  • "H222 P264" => Will retrieve all phrases matching those codes
  • "water -contact" => Will retrieve all phrases containing the word water and NOT the word contact
  • "water contact" => Will retrieve all phrases containing the word water and/or the word contact
  • "German" => Will retrieve all phrases in German language
  • "กรณ์" => Will retrieve the phrase in Thai language containing these characters
I hope you like this improvement!
22.09.2017 Added precautionary phrase P503 in English and French language according to GHS Revision 7.
25.04.2017 Updated hazard and precautionary phrases according to Corrigendum to Regulation (EC) No 1272/2008 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 16 December 2008 on classification, labelling and packaging of substances and mixtures, amending and repealing Directives 67/548/EEC and 1999/45/EC, and amending Regulation (EC) No 1907/2006.
05.09.2016 Updated hazard and precautionary phrases according to COMMISSION REGULATION (EU) 2016/918.
11.10.2015 Added new hazard and precautionary phrases H206, H207, H208, H232 & P212 from 6th revised edition of GHS in English and French language.
24.06.2015 Added missing risk and safety phrases in Croatian language using this source.
21.05.2015 Updated hazard and precautionary phrases in German language according to this document.
20.05.2015 Added hazard and precautionary statements in Serbian language.
26.10.2014 Updated hazard and precautionary statements in Japanese language according to GHS (Rev.5) (2013).
24.10.2014 Updated hazard and precautionary statements in French and Spanish language according to GHS (Rev.5) (2013).
23.10.2014 Updated hazard and precautionary statements in English language according to GHS (Rev.5) (2013).
09.10.2014 Updated hazard and precautionary statements in Croatian language according to COMMISSION REGULATION (EU) No 605/2014.
15.08.2014 Added hazard and precautionary statements in Arabic language. But support for the Arabic language is still in beta state.
07.08.2014 Added hazard and precautionary statements in Thai language.
19.06.2014 Added hazard and precautionary statements in Turkish language.
25.11.2013 Added hazard and precautionary statements in Croatian language.
18.11.2013 Added hazard and precautionary statements in Indonesian, Japanese, Korean and Malay language.
15.11.2013 Optimized and enhanced backend code. Fixed a bug that showed unavailable languages for risk and safety phrases. Added hazard and precautionary statements in Russian and Chinese language.
10.11.2013 Added a central place to display the sources of the database. On popular request, you can now generate HTML output which can be easily copied to a Microsoft Word/Pages/OpenOffice document by using the option "No tables, please!".
06.11.2013 Added hazard phrase H229. Source: COMMISSION REGULATION (EU) No 487/2013 and the various language versions of this document.
31.10.2013 Updated precautionary phrase P210 to its new wording mentioned in COMMISSION REGULATION (EU) No 944/2013 and the various language versions of this document.
19.10.2013 The service layer now uses Python's unicodedata.normalize('NFC', ustr) in order to prevent display problems with combined Unicode characters in Firefox, Internet Explorer and Excel on some platforms.