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  1.    Selling goods containing hazardous substances

    Guidance for businesses who sell goods containing hazardous substances   Read the full article  

  2.    Manfacturing and using detergents

    Guidance for the use of detergents   Read the full article  

  3.    Carrying out waste management activities yourself

    A guide to carrying out waste management activities yourself. As a waste collector or manager you must take all reasonable steps to apply the waste hierarchy as a priority order to the management of your waste and promote 'high quality' recycling.   Read the full article  

  4.    Recycling construction materials

    Recycling of materials on construction sites.   Read the full article  

  5.    Importing or exporting waste under notification controls

    Guidance on the import and export of waste that needs notification controls.   Read the full article  

  6.    Solvent emissions

    Describes the regulation of solvents: aromatic compounds, eg benzene and toluene, alcohols, eg methanol, esters and ethers, ketones, eg acetone, amines, nitrated and halogenated hydrocarbons. Managing, reducing, monitoring of solvent use including paints, varnishes and vehicle refinishing products   Read the full article  

  7.    Chemical labelling and information

    Guidance page on the labelling of chemicals   Read the full article  

  8.    Producing and supplying fluids: F-gas controls

    The manufacturing, importing, exporting or suppling of fluids containing fluorinated greenhouse gases (F-gases) must comply with a number of obligations.   Read the full article  

  9.    Chemical recycling for recycling and reprocessing businesses

    Information on the recycling of chemicals that can be extracted or separated from waste materials.   Read the full article  

  10.    Waste chemicals and chemical containers

    Guidance on dealing with waste chemicals and chemical containers.   Read the full article  

  11.    Pollution Prevention and Control (PPC) Permits for solvent emissions

    If you use solvents in your business, you may need a pollution prevention and control (PPC) permit before you can operate. If you have a PPC permit you must comply with the conditions it contains. These will reduce or control your emissions of organic solvents (volatile organic compounds (VOCs)).   Read the full article  

  12.    Innovation and product development - sustainable ways of working

    Innovation and product development, sources of support for your business   Read the full article  

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