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Consolidated UK Aerosol Regulations (Unofficial)

The UK Aerosol Dispenser Regulations came in to force in 2009 and mirrored the EU Aerosol Dispenser Directive, with some minor differences. When regulations are amended the original remains unchanged, the published amendment details which section of the regulation has been changed. BAMA has collated and consolidated all the amendments made to the UK Aerosol Dispensers Regulations and these are contained in this document. This document is provided in good faith and should be used for reference only. To see the formal legal text and published amendments please visit the UK Government website here - https://www.legislation.gov.uk/uksi/2009/2824/contents

Consolidated UK Aerosol Regulations (Unofficial)

BAMA Guide to DSEAR

This BAMA guide to DSEAR concentrates on the areas of specific interest to the aerosol industry. Written by an ad hoc working group of members, it is intended to supplement the UK Regulations and ACoPs. It aims to provide a framework for a sector-specific risk assessment of aerosol filling and offer advice on the general safety measures which can be taken to reduce risks.
BAMA Guide to DSEAR

The Aerosol Dispensers Regulation 2009 as Amended for EU Exit

This BAMA guide to DSEAR concentrates on the areas of specific interest to the aerosol industry. Written by an ad hoc working group of members, it is intended to supplement the UK Regulations and ACoPs. It aims to provide a framework for a sector-specific risk assessment of aerosol filling and offer advice on the general safety measures which can be taken to reduce risks.
The Aerosol Dispensers Regulation 2009 as Amended for EU Exit
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BAMA Standard Module 4 - Consumer Labelling and Provision of Information

The Module covers the consumer labelling of aerosols placed on the UK market and includes aerosols intended for the general public as well as for industrial and institutional use. The Module sets out requirements for Good Practice (including those for special products); recommendations for best practice (voluntary labelling); supply of Safety Data Sheets and Poison Centre Information; and guidance on advertising codes of practice. NOTE: This module does not cover any aspects of outer/transit labelling requirements, which will appear in Module 5 (Transport of Aerosols).

BAMA Standard Module 4 - Consumer Labelling and Provision of Information
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FEA Guide on Inhalation Safety Assessment for Spray Products

FEA, being fully committed to highest safety standards in aerosol products, has taken the responsibility and lead to develop a guide that provides clear directions in assessing the safety of aerosols. The particular value of this document is achieved through the fact, that for a first time in one comprehensive document practical and scientifically sound information are captured. Across the entire aerosol industry the safe use of aerosol products is a basic but key requirement.
FEA Guide on Inhalation Safety Assessment for Spray Products

FEA Guide on Particle Size Measurement from Aerosol Products

FEA, the European Aerosol Federation, has jointly developed this Guide on Particle Size Measurement from Aerosol Products with industry experts from A.I.S.E., Colipa and RIFM, and it is a real pleasure, as FEA President, to introduce such a useful document resulting from this synergic collaboration. The placing on the market of safe aerosol products is a basic requirement for our aerosol industry. This Guide represents a practical and valuable contribution in achieving this goal.
FEA Guide on Particle Size Measurement from Aerosol Products

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