Bluesign updates its chemical reference lists

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The Swiss chemical management company has published new criteria updates to its chemical reference lists as it looks to align and collaborate more closely with other key industry organisations

Chemical management
Bluesign's 2025 criteria updates signal greater industry alignment.

ST GALLEN – The integration of new Substances of Very High Concern (SVHCs), the inclusion of substances newly classified under the EU’s CLP regulation, California Proposition 65 and closer alignment with other industry organisations are just some of the new updates found in Bluesign’s revised chemical reference lists.

The Swiss-based chemical management specialist says the updates to its Bluesign System Substances List (BSSL), Bluesign System Black Limits (BSBL), and the Bluesign Restricted Substances List (RSL) reflect its ongoing commitment to chemical safety, environmental protection, and industry alignment.

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