SG
SDS & labelling requirements for the Singapore
English is accepted, but the SDS must follow SS 586 Part 3 rather than a generic CLP template. Controlled substances also need an NEA licence.
Verified 2026-11-02
Next review 2027-02-01
English summary
KEY REQUIREMENTS
SDS, label and key obligation
LAW
Key legislationEPMA and WSH regulations; SS 586 Part 1–3
SDS
SDS language & formatEnglish SDS per SS 586 Part 3; workplace labels per SS 586 Part 2
LABEL
Label requirementWorkplace label per SS 586 Part 2; transport labels are checked separately.
DUTY
Key obligationImport, transport, storage and use of controlled hazardous substances require an NEA licence.
PREPARE
What to prepare before filing
01
Company and product identityLegal name, address, emergency contact, product name and CAS.
02
Composition and concentrationActual concentration, physical form and any impurities that affect classification.
03
Intended use and downstream usersIndustrial or consumer use, application and exposure scenario.
04
Destination and volumeImporting country, annual volume and whether registration or notification applies.
OTHER MARKETS
Compare with other markets
SOURCES
Official sources and review
SOURCES
· NEA: EPMA and hazardous substance management
· SS 586 Part 1–3
Summary notice: This page is an English summary for orientation. It is not legal advice and does not replace the official text or the importer's requirements. Confirm before filing.
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