Managing material safety data sheets world-wide

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<abstract displayLabel="Summary">Conflicting regulations and the requirement to provide material safety data sheets (MSDSs) in multiple languages often present formidable barriers to managing a centralized MSDS system with world-wide applicability. A centralized MSDS system has been developed that deals with these problems through a concept of core and noncore data elements along with a centralized computer network that allows for maintaining the corporate integrity of critical health and safety information while providing a means to meet specialized national MSDS requirements. The system is operative in the United States, Canada, Latin American, and Europe</abstract>
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<text>Vol. 56, nº 7, July 1995 ; p. 698-705</text>
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