SDS / GBF Preparation Service (Turkey, the EU and Global Markets)
Product safety and regulatory compliance go well beyond the question of "do we have an SDS?". A properly prepared SDS/GBF is critical for supply-chain acceptance, smooth customs flows, passing customer quality audits, and sustainable sales in the market. Incomplete, inaccurate, or "translation-only" documents increase the risk of audit findings, supplier rejection, shipment delays, and administrative penalties. Teams often label the same need as "SDS preparation", "KDU SDS" or a "Chemical Assessment Specialist review"—the underlying requirement is identical: a coherent technical story, correct classification and a document that survives scrutiny. At Pier Compliance we treat SDS/GBF as regulatory engineering, not document production: we manage Turkey (GBF Regulation + KKDIK Annex-2 + SEA), EU (REACH + CLP) and country-based GHS requirements in a single control logic to make the output defensible.
GBF for Turkey: KDU Requirement and Full Local Compliance
SDS for the EU: REACH + CLP Requirements and Local-Language Duties
Global SDS: Why "One Global SDS" Is Usually Not Enough
16-Section Discipline: What You Write Is as Critical as How You Structure It
Classification and Label Consistency: SEA/CLP + SDS-Label Alignment
Information Checklist for a Quote
Revision Management: SDS Has No Fixed Expiry Date, but Currency Is Mandatory
Conclusion: Not a File, but a Market-Access Safeguard
Key Features
- Turkey: 16-heading format (KKDIK Annex-2) + SEA alignment
- KDU (Chemical Assessment Specialist) approval / signature workflow
- EU: SDS authoring per REACH + CLP expectations
- Global: country-specific GHS adaptations (US/UK/CA, etc.)
- SDS–label consistency check + revision/version management
Standard Delivery Package
- Final SDS/GBF (PDF)
- For revisions: revision number + change summary
- Label content draft on request (H/P, pictograms, signal word, UFI)
- Optional: Word/DOCX delivery for corporate templates
Why Pier Compliance?
- Regulation-aligned authoring: Turkish GBF Regulation + KKDIK Annex-2 + SEA classification logic
- KDU (Chemical Assessment Specialist) workflow: expert review, approval discipline and signature alignment for Turkey
- EU & global: REACH/CLP expectations and country-specific GHS adaptations—not translation-only shortcuts
- SDS–label consistency and an auditable document standard for customer QA and enforcement dialogue
- Revision/version control plus standard and express delivery options scaled to product complexity
FAQ
What is the difference between MSDS and SDS?
"MSDS" is legacy terminology. The current standardized format is "SDS." In Türkiye, SDS is officially implemented as "GBF" (Safety Information Form). The structure has 16 sections aligned with GHS/CLP/SEA.
Why is KDU important in Türkiye?
KDU reflects the Turkish Chemical Assessment Specialist regime: GBF must be prepared by a qualified person and completed through the correct KDU approval and signature workflow to be credible with authorities and customers. Pier Compliance organizes this process end-to-end in line with Turkish practice.
Is English SDS sufficient for export?
Usually not. In the EU, SDS must be provided in the official language of the target country; customer checklists may add further requirements.
Do you also handle UFI / PCN?
Yes. UFI/PCN scope is priced separately based on product and country count.