Inpro G2 405-0104 HPD

S80W18766 Apollo Drive – Muskego, Wisconsin 53150 USA
Inprocorp.com
Nationwide 800.222.5556/Fax 888.715.8407
International Sales 262.679.5521/Fax 262.679.5524
DISCLOSURE
The contents of this product were assessed for health hazard warnings as required by the Health
Product Declaration Collaborative (HPDC) using Pharos (www.pharosproject.net). Inpro has disclosed
ingredients per SDS (1,000 & 10,000 ppm) as provided by our suppliers.
WHAT WILL YOU FIND IN THE INPRO HPD?
Inpro’s HPDs provide you with as much detail as you may wish to explore. Within, you will find a HPDC
approved summary page listing potential hazards associated with individual chemicals per the
GreenScreen Benchmarking system, VOC
content and Certifications. Contents are
listed in descending order of quantity.
LIFE CYCLE STAGES
Inpro has focused on sourcing raw materials
for G2BioBlend® Sheet from the United
States, decreasing the overall potential
carbon footprint of the product.
Components of our finished product will
have different exposure risks across life cycle
stages. Inpro actively works with suppliers to
assure the most stringent safety measure are
met and exposure hazards are not present to
employees or end users.
OUR INTERPRETATION
Inpro innovates its product lines in order to
fulfill multiple sustainability standards. Our
internal Sustainable Product Analysis tool is used during product development to help us meet robust
sustainability criteria. We obsess about the materials that go into our products and their impact on
people and planet. This includes continuously researching materiality and developing products that best
meet a balance between social, environmental and economic responsibility. Please visit
www.inprocorp.com/sustainability to view all of our Health Product Declarations as well as
Environmental Product Declarations.
Raw material
aquisition
Transport to
material
processing (Inpro's
suppliers)
Raw material
processing
Transported to
Inpro's World
Headquarters
Extruded into
G2BioBlend(R)
Sheet
Product Use Stage
Disposal
(Specify Landfill
or Recycled)
Inpro is dedicated to making
sustainable decisions based on
community, environmental and
economic stewardship. Product
transparency is one tool to help guide
us in our sustainability journey.
Health Product Summary
G2 BioBlend® 405 Sheet in Antique White

S80W18766 Apollo Drive – Muskego, Wisconsin 53150 USA
Inprocorp.com
Nationwide 800.222.5556/Fax 888.715.8407
International Sales 262.679.5521/Fax 262.679.5524
Partners and Certifications
REFERENCES
Health Product Declaration
Inpro, Health Product Declaration for G2 BioBlend 405 Sheet
Release Date: August 1, 2014
Expiration Date: August 1, 2019
HDP Standard
The information in this document is based on the guidance of
The Health Product Declaration Standard
BUILDING RATING SYSTEMS—POTENTIAL CONTRIBUTIONS
LEED V4:
 Building product disclosure and optimization—
environmental product declarations
 Building product disclosure and optimization—material
ingredients
 Regional priority
 Indoor air quality
GreenGlobes
 Materials & Resources—Interior Fit-Out
Living Building Challenge
 Materials Imperative 10
DISCUSSION OF MATERIAL CHOICE
G2 BioBlend® is a bio-based material made
with Inpro’s exclusive reformulated PETG
made with a corn-based biopolymer. This
product carries a Class A fire rating and
offers high impact resistance. A variety of
standard solid colors are available to
coordinate with projects. Our material
choice meets the most rigorous standards
and criteria of chemical emissions as
prescribed by the GREENGUARD
Environmental Institute and meets the
state of California’s requirements for low
emitting products as tested by Air Quality
Sciences.

X
Certifier
Certificate #
X Yes No
X Yes No
X
Development
Reproductive
X Endocrine
Gene mutation Respiratory
Yes No
Yes No
Measured 100 ppm (ideal)
Hazards Highest concern GreenScreen score - Unspecified
Name
Product ID
Website
Manufacturer
Address
Address Line 2
(Persistent and
Bioaccumulative
Description Inpro’s G2 BioBlend® PVC-Free rigid sheet is a great bio-based wall protection solution. Available as a quick ship
product when selecting from quick ship colors. Offers a variety of protection levels with four available thicknesses as
well as different height and length options. This product is also Class A fire rated.
Release Date 17-Nov-2014 Self-declared
G2 BioBlend® 4' X 8' .040 Sheet in Antique White
G2405-0104
www.inprocorp.com
Inpro Corporation Amanda Goetsch
Sustainability Manager
262-679-9010
agoetsch@inprocorp.comCity, State, Code
Classification
Contact Name
Title
Phone
EmailMuskego, WI 53150
S80W18766 Apollo Drive.
N/ASecond Party
Third Party
16-Nov-2017
www.inprocorp.com/sustainability
SUMMARY
Expiry Date
HPD URL
Copolyester, Polylactide Resin, Polyester, Polyethylene Terephthalate Glycol (PETG), Proprietary Ingredient, Polyethylene
Terephthalate Glycol (PETG), Polyethylene Terephthalate Comonomer, Titanium Dioxide, Proprietary Ingredient, Chrome Antimony Buff
Rutile, Ethylene Bistearamide, Manganese Antimony Buff Rutile, Copper Chromite Black Spinel.
Other
Contents in Descending Order of Quantity (if the area below is full, refer to the following pages for additional listings)
Measured 1000 ppm
Predicted by process chemistry
As per MSDS (1,000 & 10,000 ppm)
Not disclosed
The content of this product was assessed for health hazard warnings as required using
Full Disclosure of Intentional Ingredients
Full Disclosure of Known Hazards
Disclosure Notes
Residuals Disclosure
Total VOC Content
Cancer
Neurotoxicity
Mammal
Skin or Eye
Aquatic toxicity
Land toxicity
Physical hazard
Global warming
Ozone depletion
PBT Multiple
Unknown
Environmental Product Declaration Certification
GREENGUARD Certified; GREENGUARD Gold
Content Notes
Certifications and Compliance (if the area below is full, refer to the following pages for additional listings)
VOC Emissions VOC Content
Material (g/l)
Regulatory (g/l)
Does the product contain exempt VOCs? N/A
Are VOC-free tints available? N/A
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CAS
number % Weight GS RC Nano Role
Hazard A
Hazard B
Hazard C
Hazard D
Hazard E
Unknown 49.0% U No Unk Resin Ingredient
None Found
9051-89-2 19.5% U No Unk Resin Ingredient
None Found
None Found
25640-14-6 6.5-7.36% U No Unk Resin Ingredient
None Found
Unknown 2.45-3.5% U No Unk Resin Ingredient
None Found
None Found
25038-91-9 0.0% U No Unk Pigment Ingredient
None Found
Cancer
Supplier has provided the hazard information.
There are no hazards listed for this material.
Polyethylene Terephthalate Glycol (PETG)
Proprietary Ingredient
The HPD Standard is solely a declaration of product content and direct health hazards associated with exposure to
its individual contents. It is not a full assessment of environmental impacts from the life cycle of this product. It is not
an assessment of risks associated with actual use of the product. It does not address the potential health impacts
of substances used or created during manufacture that do not appear in the final product as residuals, nor
substances created during combustion or other degradation processes.
This Health Product Declaration was generated following the requirements of the noted Standard version and is
valid for a total of three years after date of issue or three months after a substantive change of product contents
occurs. Users should verify that this Health Product Declaration is compliant with the most current version of the
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CONTENT IN DESCENDING ORDER OF QUANTITY
All ingredients must be assessed for health warnings against Priority Hazard Lists, regardless of disclosure level.
Priority Hazard Lists and information on the GreenScreen Benchmarks can be found at
GS: GreenScreen Benchmark; RC: Recycled Content, PC: Post Consumer, PI: Post Industrial (Pre-consumer), BO:
Both post industrial and post consumer; Nano: comprised of nanoscale particles or nanotechnology.
Ingredient Name
Copolyester
Polylactide Resin
Polyester
There are no hazards listed for this material
Warning A
Warning B
Warning C
Titanium Dioxide
Polyethylene Terephthalate Comonomer
US CDC--Occupational Carcinogens (NIOSH-C)
Polyethylene Terephthalate Glycol (PETG)
Warning D
Warning E
Notes
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Cancer
Cancer
Cancer
Unknown 0.0% U No Unk Resin Ingredient
None Found
None Found
None Found
None Found
None Found
The listing applied to this product in Antique White
The listing applied to this product in Antique White.
Copper Chromite Black Spinel
Manganese Antimony Buff Rutile
Ethylene Bistearamide
Proprietary Ingredient
Chrome Antimony Buff Rutile
Cal/EPA--Chemicals Known to Cause Cancer & Reproductive Toxicity (Prop 65)
Intnl Agency for Rsrch on Cancer--Cancer Monographs (IARC)
German MAK--List of Substances (MAK)
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Type Certifier or Laboratory
Certifying Party Issue Date Expiry Date Certificate URL
Certification & Compliance Notes
VOC Emissions UL Environment
Third Party 1-Mar-2009 1-Mar-2015
VOC Content
UL Environment
Third Party 1-Nov-2013 1-Nov-2018
CERTIFICATIONS AND COMPLIANCE
Certifying Party = Self declaration : Manufacturer’s self-declaration; Independent lab : Manufacturer's self-declaration
using results from an independent lab and declaration of conformance. Second Party: Verification by trade association or
other interested party; Third Party: Verification by independent certifier (ideal).
Applicable facilities = Manufacturing sites to which testing applies.
Other
Other
Other
Other
Other
Other
Other Environmental Product Declaration Certification
Recycled Content
(wet applied only)
Standard or Certification
Applicable Facilities
GREENGUARD Certified; GREENGUARD Gold
(interior products
only)
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Required or recommended product URL for companion Health Product Declaration
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06
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This section is for additional products required by warranty or recommended by the manufacturer for installation (such as adhesives,
fasteners, or factory coatings) or for maintenance, cleaning, or operations. Refer to Health Product Declarations, published separately,
for a complete view of these products. Note: This declaration is not intended to address hazards of the installation process.
ACCESSORY MATERIALS
Condition when required or recommended and/or other notes
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NOTES
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Agency/List
Abbreviation
Full List Title Hazard Issuing Agency URL
AOEC AOEC Exposure Codes - Asthmagen
List
Association of Occupational
and Environmental Clinics
www.aoec.org/tools.htm
DSL Canadian Environmental Protection
Act (CEPA) - Environmental Registry -
Domestic Substances List (DSL)
Environment Canada &
Health Canada
www.ec.gc.ca/CEPARegistry/subs
_list/dsl/dslsearch.cfm
EPA Action Chemicals of Concern Action Plans US Environmental
Protection Agency
www.epa.gov/oppt/existingchemic
als/
EPA PBT Priority PBT Profiles US Environmental
Protection Agency
www.epa.gov/opptintr/pbt/pubs/ch
eminfo.htm
EPA-C Integrated Risk Information System
Database (IRIS)
US Environmental
Protection Agency
www.epa.gov/ncea/iris/search_hu
man.htm
EPA-GW Global Warming Potentials of Ozone
Depletors and Substitutes
US Environmental
Protection Agency
www.epa.gov/ozone/geninfo/gwps.
html
EPA-ODS Ozone-Depleting Substances (ODS)
Class I & Class II
US Environmental
Protection Agency
www.epa.gov/spdpublc/science/od
s/index.html
EU CMR(1) Regulation on the Classification,
Labelling and Packaging of
Substances and Mixtures (CLP)
Dangerous Substances Directive
(DSD) REACH Annex XVII
European Commission eur-
lex.europa.eu/LexUriServ/LexUriS
erv.do?uri=OJ:L:2007:136:0003:0
280:EN:PDF
EU CMR(2) Regulation on the Classification,
Labelling and Packaging of
Substances and Mixtures (CLP) CMR
GHS Categories
European Commission http://ec.europa.eu/enterprise/sect
ors/chemicals/classification/index_
en.htm
EU ED EU Community Strategy for Endocrine
Disrupters - Priority List
European Commission ec.europa.eu/environment/endocri
ne/strategy/substances_en.htm
EU H-
Statements
Regulation on the Classification,
Labelling & Packaging of Substances
& Mixtures (CLP) Annex 6 Table 3-1 -
GHS Hazard code criteria
European Commission ec.europa.eu/enterprise/sectors/ch
emicals/documents/classification/
EU Ozone Regulation (EC) No 1005/2009 of the
European Parliament and of the
Council of 16 September 2009 on
substances that deplete the ozone
layer - Controlled substances and new
substances
European Commission ec.europa.eu/environment/ozone/c
ontrolled_ods.htm
EU PBT European chemical Substances
Information System (ESIS) - PBT List
European Commission esis.jrc.ec.europa.eu/index.php?P
GM=pbt
EU R-Phrases Substances with EU Risk & Safety
Phrases (Commission Directive 67-
548-EEC)
European Commission ec.europa.eu/enterprise/sectors/ch
emicals/documents/classification/
EU SVHC Substances of Very High Concern for
authorisation - REACH Annex XIV
European Commission echa.europa.eu/chem_data/author
isation_process/candidate_list_tab
le_en.asp
G&L Neuro Developmental neurotoxicity of
industrial chemicals, List of 201
Chemicals known to be neurotoxic in
man
Lancet: authors Philippe
Grandjean & Phil Landrigan
not available
IARC Monographs On the Evaluation of
Carcinogenic Risks to Humans
International Agency for
Research on Cancer, World
Health Organization
monographs.iarc.fr/ENG/Classifica
tion/index.php
MAK Occupational Toxicants and MAK
Values: Annual Thresholds and
Classifications for the Workplace
MAK Commission of
Germany
http://www.dfg.de/en/dfg_profile/st
atutory_bodies/senate/health_haz
ards/structure/working_groups/deri
vation_mak/index.html
NIOSH-C NIOSH Carcinogen List US Centers for Disease
Control, National Institute of
Occupational Safety and
Health
www.cdc.gov/niosh/topics/cancer/
npotocca.html
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Agency/List
Abbreviation
Full List Title Hazard Issuing Agency URL
NTP-OHAaT Expert Panel Reports & Monographs
on Reproductive and Developmental
Toxicity
US Dept of Health &
Human Services, National
Toxicology Program (NTP),
Office of Health
Assessment and
Translation
cerhr.niehs.nih.gov/chemicals
NTP-RoC National Toxicology Program (NTP)
12th Report on Carcinogens
US Dept of Health &
Human Services
ehis.niehs.nih.gov/roc
NWMP
Priority
National Waste Minimization Program
Priority Chemicals List
US Environmental
Protection Agency
www.epa.gov/epawaste/hazard/wa
stemin/priority.htm
OR P3 Priority Persistent Pollutant (P3) List State of Oregon
Department of
Environmental Quality
www.deq.state.or.us/wq/SB737
OSPAR OSPAR Convention For The
Protection of the Marine Environment
of the North-East Atlantic Chemical
Lists of Priority Action & Possible
Concern
Oslo-Paris Convention
Commission
www.ospar.org/content/content.as
p?menu=00940304440000_00000
0_000000
Prop 65 Chemicals Known to the State to
Cause Cancer or Reproductive
Toxicity - California Proposition 65
State of California
Environmental Protection
Agency
www.oehha.ca.gov/prop65/prop65
_list/Newlist.html
San Antonio San Antonio Statement on Brominated
and Chlorinated Flame Retardants
Environmental Health
Perspectives
ehp03.niehs.nih.gov/article/info:doi
/10.1289/ehp.1003089
SIN SIN (Substitute It Now) List ChemSec, The
International Chemical
Secretariat
www.chemsec.org/list
Stockholm Stockholm Convention on Persistent
Organic Pollutants (POPs) - Annex A,
B & C and under Review
United Nations
Environment Programme
chm.pops.int/Convention/ThePOP
s/tabid/673/language/en-
US/Default.aspx
TEDX TEDX List of Potential Endocrine
Disruptors
The Endocrine Disruption
Exchange (TEDX)
www.endocrinedisruption.org
TRI PBT TRI PBT Chemical List US Environmental
Protection Agency
www.epa.gov/triinter/trichemicals/p
bt%20chemicals/pbt_chem_list.ht
m
VwVwS Administrative Regulation on the
Classification of Substances
hazardous to waters
German Federal
Environment Agency
webrigoletto.uba.de/rigoletto/publi
c/language.do;jsessionid=61D845
CE75D839F7658BF283C97DA7E
2?language=english
WA PBT Chapter 173-333 WAC Persistent
Bioaccumulative Toxins
State of Washington
Department of Ecology
apps.leg.wa.gov/WAC/default.asp
x?cite=173-333-310
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Short Agency & List
Title
Agency/ List
Abbrv
Hazard Type Hazard Warning GS BM GS List TypeGS Hazd Range GreenScreen Group
AOEC - Asthmagens AOEC Respiratory Asthmagen (AG) - generally accepted U AuthoritativeH, M, or L Group II* Human
AOEC Respiratory Asthmagen (ARr) - irritant-induced U AuthoritativeH or M Group II* Human
AOEC Respiratory Asthmagen (ARrs) - sensitizer-induced & irritant-
induced
U AuthoritativeH or M Group II* Human
AOEC Respiratory Asthmagen (ARs) - sensitizer-induced U AuthoritativeH or M Group II* Human
Environment Canada -
Domestic Substances
List
DSL PBT Persistent, Bioaccumulative and inherently Toxic
(PBiT) to aquatic organisms
P1 Screening U Multiple
DSL PBT Persistent, Bioaccumulative and inherently Toxic
(PBiT) to humans
US EPA - PPT
Chemical Action Plans
EPA Action Multiple EPA Chemical of Concern - Action Plan published
EPA Action Multiple TSCA Work Plan chemical - Action Plan in
development
EPA Action Multiple TSCA Work Plan chemical - planned for
assessment
US EPA - PPT Priority
PBTs
EPA PBT PBT Priority PBT BM1 AuthoritativeU Multiple
US EPA - IRIS
Carcinogens
EPA-C Cancer 1986 Group A - Human carcinogen BM1 AuthoritativeH Group I Human
EPA-C Cancer 1986 Group B1 - Probable human carcinogen BM1 AuthoritativeH Group I Human
EPA-C Cancer 1986 Group B2 - Probable human carcinogen BM1 AuthoritativeH Group I Human
EPA-C Cancer 1986 Group C - Possible human carcinogen U AuthoritativeM Group I Human
EPA-C Cancer 1996 Known/likely human carcinogen BM1 AuthoritativeH Group I Human
EPA-C Cancer 1999 Carcinogenic to humans BM1 AuthoritativeH Group I Human
EPA-C Cancer 2005 Carcinogenic to humans BM1 AuthoritativeH Group I Human
EPA-C Cancer 2005 Likely to be carcinogenic to humans BM1 AuthoritativeH Group I Human
US EPA - Global
Warming Potentials
EPA-GW Global WarmingGlobal Warming Potential greater than 10,000
EPA-GW Global WarmingGlobal Warming Potential greater than 1,000
EPA-GW Global WarmingGlobal Warming Potential greater than 100
US EPA - Ozone
Depleting Substances
EPA-ODS Ozone DepletionOzone-depleting substances - Class I ODP
greater than 0.2
EPA-ODS Ozone DepletionOzone-depleting substance - Class II ODP less
than 0.2
EC - CLP/GHS CMR
Statements
EU CMR (2) Cancer Carcinogen 1A BM1 AuthoritativeH Group I Human
EU CMR (2) Cancer Carcinogen 1B BM1 AuthoritativeH Group I Human
EU CMR (2) Cancer Carcinogen 2 U AuthoritativeM Group I Human
EU CMR (2) Gene MutationMutagen 1A BM1 AuthoritativeH Group I Human
EU CMR (2) Gene MutationMutagen 1B BM1 AuthoritativeH Group I Human
EU CMR (2) Gene MutationMutagen 2 U AuthoritativeM Group I Human
EU CMR (2) Reproductive Reproductivity 1A BM1 AuthoritativeH (R and/or D) Multiple
EU CMR (2) Reproductive Reproductivity 1B BM1 AuthoritativeH (R and/or D) Multiple
EU CMR (2) Reproductive Reproductivity 2 U AuthoritativeM (R and/or D) Multiple
EC - REACH Annex
XVII
EU CMR (1) Cancer Carcinogen Category 1 - Substances known to be
carcinogenic to man
BM1 AuthoritativeH Group I Human
EU CMR (1) Cancer Carcinogen Category 2 - Substances which
should be regarded as if they are carcinogenic to
man
EU CMR (1) Cancer Carcinogen Category 3 - Substances which
possibly are carcinogenic to humans
U AuthoritativeM Group I Human
not assessed by GreenScreen

Short Agency & List
Title
Agency/ List
Abbrv
EU CMR (1) Gene MutationMutagen Category 1 - Substances known to be
mutagenic to man)
EU CMR (1) Gene MutationMutagen Category 2 - Substances which should
be regarded as if they are mutagenic to man
EU CMR (1) Gene MutationMutagen Category 3 - Substances which possibly
are mutagenic to humans
U AuthoritativeM Group I Human
EU CMR (1) Reproductive Toxic to Reproduction Category 1 - Substances
known to impair fertility or cause developmental
toxicity in humans
BM1 AuthoritativeH (R and/or D) Multiple
which should be regarded as if they impair fertility
or cause developmental toxicity in humans
BM1 AuthoritativeH (R and/or D) Multiple
which possibly impair fertility or cause
developmental toxicity to humans
U AuthoritativeM (R and/or D) Multiple
EC - Priority Endocrine
Disrupters
EU ED Endocrine Category 1 - In vivo evidence of endocrine
disruption activity
P1 Screening H or M Group I Human
EU ED Endocrine Category 2 - In vitro evidence of biological activity
related to endocrine disruption
EC - CLP/GHS Hazard
Statements
EU H-StatementsOzone DepletionEUH059: Hazardous to the Ozone Layer
EU H-StatementsPhysical HazardH200 Unstable explosive U AuthoritativevH Reactivity
EU H-StatementsPhysical HazardH201 Explosive; mass explosion hazard U AuthoritativeH Reactivity
EU H-StatementsPhysical HazardH202 Explosive, severe projection hazard U AuthoritativeH Reactivity
EU H-StatementsPhysical HazardH203 Explosive; fire, blast or projection hazard U AuthoritativeH Reactivity
EU H-StatementsPhysical HazardH220 Extremely flammable gas. U AuthoritativeH Flammability
EU H-StatementsPhysical HazardH222 Extremely flammable aerosol U AuthoritativeH Flammability
EU H-StatementsPhysical HazardH224 Extremely flammable liquid and vapour U AuthoritativevH Flammability
EU H-StatementsPhysical HazardH225 Highly flammable liquid and vapour. U AuthoritativeH Flammability
EU H-StatementsPhysical HazardH228 Flammable solid. U AuthoritativeH or M Flammability
EU H-StatementsPhysical HazardH240 Heating may cause an explosion U AuthoritativevH Reactivity
EU H-StatementsPhysical HazardH241 Heating may cause a fire or explosion U AuthoritativevH Reactivity
EU H-StatementsPhysical HazardH242 "Heating may cause a fire." U AuthoritativevH, H, or M Reactivity
EU H-StatementsPhysical HazardH250 Catches fire spontaneously if exposed to air U AuthoritativeH Flammability
EU H-StatementsPhysical HazardH251 Self-heating: may catch fire U AuthoritativeH Reactivity
EU H-StatementsPhysical HazardH260 In contact with water releases flammable
gases which may ignite spontaneously
U AuthoritativevH Reactivity
EU H-StatementsPhysical HazardH261 In contact with water releases flammable
gases.
U AuthoritativeH or M Reactivity
EU H-StatementsPhysical HazardH270 May cause or intensify fire; oxidiser. GAS
ONLY
U AuthoritativeH Reactivity
EU H-StatementsPhysical HazardH271 May cause fire or explosion; strong oxidiser U AuthoritativevH Reactivity
EU H-StatementsPhysical HazardH272 May intensify fire; oxidiser. U AuthoritativeH or M Reactivity
EU H-StatementsMammal H300 Fatal if swallowed U AuthoritativevH Group II Human
EU H-StatementsMammal H301 Toxic if swallowed U AuthoritativeH Group II Human
EU H-StatementsMammal H310 Fatal in contact with skin U AuthoritativevH Group II Human
EU H-StatementsMammal H311 Toxic in contact with skin U AuthoritativeH Group II Human
EU H-StatementsSkin or Eye H314 Causes severe skin burns and eye damage U AuthoritativevH Group II Human
EU H-StatementsSkin or Eye H315 Causes skin irritation U AuthoritativeH Group II Human
EU H-StatementsSkin or Eye H317 May cause an allergic skin reaction U AuthoritativeH or M Group II* Human
EU H-StatementsSkin or Eye H318 Causes serious eye damage U AuthoritativevH Group II* Human
EU H-StatementsSkin or Eye H319 Causes serious eye irritation U AuthoritativeH Group II* Human

Short Agency & List
Title
Agency/ List
Abbrv
EU H-StatementsMammal H330 Fatal if inhaled U AuthoritativevH Group II Human
EU H-StatementsMammal H331 Toxic if inhaled U AuthoritativeH Group II Human
EU H-StatementsRespiratory H334 May cause allergy or asthma symptoms or
breathing difficulties if inhaled
U AuthoritativeH or M Group II* Human
EU H-StatementsGene MutationH340 May cause genetic defects BM1 AuthoritativeH Group I Human
EU H-StatementsGene MutationH341 Suspected of causing genetic defects U AuthoritativeM Group I Human
EU H-StatementsCancer H350 May cause cancer BM1 AuthoritativeH Group I Human
EU H-StatementsCancer H350i May cause cancer by inhalation BM1 AuthoritativeH Group I Human
EU H-StatementsCancer H351 Suspected of causing cancer U AuthoritativeM Group I Human
EU H-StatementsDevelopmentalH360D May damage the unborn child BM1 AuthoritativeH Group I Human
EU H-StatementsDevelopmentalH360Df May damage the unborn child. Suspected
of damaging fertility
EU H-StatementsReproductive H360F May damage fertility BM1 AuthoritativeH Group I Human
EU H-StatementsReproductive H360FD May damage fertility. May damage the
unborn child.
EU H-StatementsReproductive H360Fd May damage fertility. Suspected of
damaging the unborn child
EU H-StatementsDevelopmentalH361d Suspected of damaging the unborn child U AuthoritativeM Group I Human
EU H-StatementsReproductive H361f Suspected of damaging fertility U AuthoritativeM Group I Human
EU H-StatementsDevelopmentalH361fd Suspected of damaging fertility.
Suspected of damaging the unborn child
BM1 AuthoritativeM Group I Human
EU H-StatementsDevelopmentalH362 May cause harm to breast-fed children BM1 AuthoritativeH Group I Human
EU H-StatementsMammal H370 Causes damage to organs U AuthoritativevH Group II Human
EU H-StatementsMammal H371 May cause damage to organs U AuthoritativeH Group II Human
EU H-StatementsMammal H372 Causes damage to organs through
prolonged or repeated exposure
U AuthoritativeH Group II* Human
EU H-StatementsAquatic H400 - Aquatic Acute 1 - Very toxic to aquatic life U AuthoritativevH Ecotoxicity
EU H-StatementsAquatic H400 - Aquatic Acute 1 - Very toxic to aquatic life /
M-Factor of 10
U
M-Factor of 100
U
M-Factor of 1000
U
M-Factor of 10000
U
M-Factor of 100000
U
M-Factor of 1000000
U
EU H-StatementsAquatic H410 - Aquatic Chronic 1 - Very toxic to aquatic
life with long lasting effects
EU H-StatementsAquatic H411 - Aquatic Chronic 2 - Toxic to aquatic life
with long lasting effects
EC - Ozone depletion
substances
EU Ozone Ozone DepletionAnnex I Group I, II & II & Annex II-A:
Chlorofluorocarbons & Halons; ODP .6 & up
EU Ozone Ozone DepletionAnnex I Group IV & VI: Carbon tetrachloride&
Methyl Bromide - ODP 0.6 & up)
EU Ozone Ozone DepletionAnnex I Group V & IX : Trichloroethane &
Bromochloromethane - ODP 0.2 or less
EU Ozone Ozone DepletionAnnex I Group VII: Hydrobromofluorocarbons -
ODP .3 and up
EU Ozone Ozone DepletionAnnex I Group VIII: Hydrochlorofluorocarbons -
ODP greater than 0.2

Short Agency & List
Title
Agency/ List
Abbrv
EU Ozone Ozone DepletionAnnex I Group VIII: Hydrochlorofluorocarbons -
ODP less than 0.2
EU Ozone Ozone DepletionAnnex II Part B: substances to be reported under
Article 27
EC - ESIS-PBT
System
EU PBT PBT Fulfilling PBT & vPvB Criteria BM1 AuthoritativeU Multiple
EU PBT PBT Fulfilling PBT & vPvB Criteria & POP BM1 AuthoritativeU Multiple
EU PBT PBT Fulfilling PBT Criteria BM1 AuthoritativeU Multiple
EU PBT PBT Fulfilling PBT criteria - action Deferred BM1
EU PBT PBT Fulfilling PBT Criteria & POP BM1
EU PBT PBT Fulfilling POP Criteria BM1
EU PBT PBT Fulfilling vPvB Criteria BM1
EC - Risk Phrases EU R-Phrases Mammal R01 Explosive when dry. U AuthoritativevH, H, or M Reactivity
EU R-Phrases Mammal R06 Explosive with or without contact with air. U AuthoritativevH, H, or M Reactivity
EU R-Phrases Mammal R07 May cause fire. U AuthoritativevH, H, or M Reactivity
EU R-Phrases Mammal R09 Explosive when mixed with combustible
material.
U AuthoritativevH Reactivity
EU R-Phrases Mammal R10 Flammable. LIQUID U AuthoritativevH, H, or M Flammability
EU R-Phrases Mammal R11 Highly flammable.; LIQUID U AuthoritativevH or H Flammability
EU R-Phrases Mammal R12 Gas only U AuthoritativeH or M Flammability
EU R-Phrases Mammal R15 Contact with water liberates extremely
flammable gases.
U AuthoritativevH, H, or M Reactivity
EU R-Phrases Mammal R17 Spontaneously flammable in air.; LIQUID U AuthoritativeH Flammability
EU R-Phrases Mammal R20 Harmful by Inhalation (gas or vapor or
dust/mist)
U AuthoritativeH or M Group II Human
EU R-Phrases Mammal R21 Harmful in Contact with Skin U AuthoritativeH or M Group II Human
EU R-Phrases Mammal R22 Harmful if Swallowed U AuthoritativeH or M Group II Human
EU R-Phrases Mammal R23 Toxic by Inhalation (gas, vapour, dust/mist); U AuthoritativevH or H Group II Human
EU R-Phrases Mammal R24 Toxic in Contact with Skin U AuthoritativevH or H Group II Human
EU R-Phrases Mammal R25 Toxic if Swallowed U AuthoritativevH or H Group II Human
EU R-Phrases Mammal R26: Very toxic by inhalation U AuthoritativevH Group II Human
EU R-Phrases Mammal R27: Very toxic in contact with skin. U AuthoritativevH Group II Human
EU R-Phrases Mammal R28: Very toxic if swallowed. U AuthoritativevH Group II Human
EU R-Phrases Skin or Eye R34 Causes burns U AuthoritativevH Group II Human
EU R-Phrases Skin or Eye R35 Causes severe burns U AuthoritativevH Group II Human
EU R-Phrases Skin or Eye R36 Irritating to eyes U AuthoritativeH or M Group II* Human
EU R-Phrases Skin or Eye R38 Irritating to skin U AuthoritativeH Group II Human
EU R-Phrases Mammal R39/23 Toxic: Danger of very serious irreversible
effects through inhalation.
U AuthoritativevH Group II Human
effects in contact with skin.
effects if swallowed.
EU R-Phrases Mammal R39/26 Very Toxic: Danger of very serious
irreversible effects through inhalation.
irreversible effects in contact with skin.
irreversible effects if swallowed.
EU R-Phrases Mammal R39: Danger of very serious irreversible effects. U AuthoritativevH Group II Human
EU R-Phrases Cancer R40: Limited evidence of a carcinogenic effect U AuthoritativeM Group I Human
EU R-Phrases Skin or Eye R41 Risk of serious damage to eyes U AuthoritativevH Group II* Human
EU R-Phrases Respiratory R42 May cause sensitization by inhalation U AuthoritativeH or M Group II* Human

Short Agency & List
Title
Agency/ List
Abbrv
EU R-Phrases Skin or Eye R43 May cause sensitization by skin contact U AuthoritativeH or M Group II* Human
EU R-Phrases Cancer R45: May cause cancer. BM1 AuthoritativeH Group I Human
EU R-Phrases Gene MutationR46: May cause heritable genetic damage. BM1 AuthoritativeH Group I Human
EU R-Phrases Reproductive R47: May cause birth defects.
EU R-Phrases Mammal R48/23 Toxic: Danger of Serious Damage to
health by prolonged exposure through inhalation.
health by prolonged exposure in contact with skin.
health by prolonged exposure if swallowed.
EU R-Phrases Cancer R49: May cause cancer by inhalation. BM1 AuthoritativeH Group I Human
EU R-Phrases Aquatic R50: Very toxic to aquatic organisms. U AuthoritativevH Ecotoxicity
EU R-Phrases Aquatic R51/53 Toxic to Aquatic Organisms, May cause
long-term adverse effects in the aquatic
environment
U AuthoritativeH Ecotoxicity
EU R-Phrases Aquatic R51/53 Toxic to Aquatic Organisms, May cause
long-term adverse effects in the aquatic
environment
P1 AuthoritativeU Multiple
EU R-Phrases Aquatic R51: Toxic to aquatic organisms. U AuthoritativeH or M Ecotoxicity
EU R-Phrases Aquatic R52 Harmful to Aquatic Organisms U AuthoritativeH or M Ecotoxicity
EU R-Phrases Land Toxicity R54 Toxic to flora. U AuthoritativevH, H, M Ecotoxicity
EU R-Phrases Land Toxicity R55 Toxic to fauna. U AuthoritativevH, H, M Ecotoxicity
EU R-Phrases Land Toxicity R56 Toxic to soil organisms. U AuthoritativevH, H, M Ecotoxicity
EU R-Phrases Land Toxicity R57 Toxic to soil organisms. U AuthoritativevH, H, M Ecotoxicity
EU R-Phrases Ozone DepletionR59: Dangerous for the ozone layer.
EU R-Phrases Reproductive R60: May impair fertility. BM1 AuthoritativeH Group I Human
EU R-Phrases DevelopmentalR61: May cause harm to the unborn child. BM1 AuthoritativeH Group I Human
EU R-Phrases Reproductive R62: Possible risk of impaired fertility. U AuthoritativeM Group I Human
EU R-Phrases DevelopmentalR63: Possible risk of harm to the unborn child. U AuthoritativeM Group I Human
EU R-Phrases DevelopmentalR64: May cause harm to breastfed babies. BM1 AuthoritativeH Group I Human
EU R-Phrases Mammal R68/20 Harmful: Possible risk of irreversible
effects through inhalation.
U AuthoritativeH Group II Human
effects in contact with skin.
effects if swallowed.
EU R-Phrases Gene MutationR68: Possible risk of irreversible effects U AuthoritativeM Group I Human
EC - REACH
Substances of High
Concern
EU SVHC Cancer Carcinogenic - Banned unless authorized BM1 AuthoritativeH Group I Human
EU SVHC Cancer Carcinogenic - Candidate list
EU SVHC Cancer Carcinogenic - Prioritized for listing
EU SVHC Gene MutationMutagenic - Banned unless authorized BM1 AuthoritativeH Group I Human
EU SVHC Gene MutationMutagenic - Candidate list
EU SVHC Gene MutationMutagenic - Prioritized for listing
EU SVHC PBT PBT - Banned unless authorized BM1 AuthoritativeU Multiple
EU SVHC PBT PBT - Candidate List
EU SVHC PBT PBT - Candidate List Prioritized
EU SVHC Reproductive Toxic to reproduction - Banned unless authorized BM1 AuthoritativeH (R and/or D) Multiple
EU SVHC Reproductive Toxic to reproduction - Candidate list
EU SVHC Reproductive Toxic to reproduction - Candidate List Prioritized
EU SVHC PBT vPvB - Banned unless authorized BM1 AuthoritativeU Multiple
in consideration for GreenScreen

Short Agency & List
Title
Agency/ List
Abbrv
EU SVHC PBT vPvB - Candidate List
EU SVHC PBT vPvB - Candidate List Prioritized
Lancet - Grand-
jean&Landrigan
Neurotoxic Chemicals
G&L Neuro DevelopmentalDevelopmental neurotoxicant P1 Screening H or M Group I Human
Intnl Agency for Rsrch
on Cancer - Cancer
Monographs
IARC Cancer Group 1: Agent is carcinogenic to humans BM1 AuthoritativeH Group I Human
IARC Cancer Group 2A: Agent is probably carcinogenic to
humans
IARC Cancer Group 2B: Possibly carcinogenic to humans BM1 AuthoritativeM Group I Human
German MAK - List of
Substances(MAK)
MAK Cancer Carcinogenic Group 1 BM1 AuthoritativeH Group I Human
MAK Cancer Carcinogenic Group 2 BM1 AuthoritativeH Group I Human
MAK Cancer Carcinogenic Group 3 U AuthoritativeM Group I Human
MAK Gene MutationGerm Cell Mutagen 1 P1 AuthoritativeH or M Group I Human
MAK Gene MutationGerm Cell Mutagen 2 P1 AuthoritativeH or M Group I Human
MAK Gene MutationGerm Cell Mutagen 3a P1 AuthoritativeH or M Group I Human
MAK DevelopmentalPregnancy Risk Group A P1 AuthoritativeH or M Group I Human
MAK DevelopmentalPregnancy Risk Group B P1 AuthoritativeH or M Group I Human
MAK Respiratory Sensitizing Substance Sa - Danger of airway
sensitization
MAK Respiratory Sensitizing Substance Sah - Danger of airway &
skin sensitization
U AuthoritativeH (SnS and SnR) Multiple
MAK Skin or Eye Sensitizing Substance Sh - Danger of skin
sensitization
MAK Skin or Eye Sensitizing Substance SP - Danger of
photocontact sensitization
U AuthoritativeH (SnS and/or SnR)Multiple
US CDC -
Occupational
Carcinogens
NIOSH-C Cancer Occupational carcinogen BM1 AuthoritativeH Group I Human
US NIH - Reproductive
& Developmental
Monographs
NTP-OHAaT DevelopmentalA-Clear evidence of adverse developmental
toxicant effects
NTP-OHAaT Reproductive A-Clear evidence of adverse reproductive toxicant
effects
NTP-OHAaT DevelopmentalB-Some evidence of adverse developmental
toxicant effects
P1 AuthoritativeH or M Group I Human
NTP-OHAaT Reproductive B-Some evidence of adverse reproductive toxicant
effects
NTP-OHAaT DevelopmentalC-Limited evidence of adverse developmental
toxicant effects
NTP-OHAaT Reproductive C-Limited evidence of adverse reproductive
toxicant effects
US NIH - Report on
Carcinogens
NTP-RoC Cancer Known to be Human Carcinogen BM1 AuthoritativeH Group I Human
NTP-RoC Cancer Reasonably Anticipated to be Human Carcinogen BM1 AuthoritativeH Group I Human
US EPA - Priority
PBTs
NWMP Priority PBT Priority PBT BM1 AuthoritativeU Multiple
Oregon DEQ - Priority
Persistent Pollutants
OR P3 PBT Priority Persistent Pollutant - Tier 1 P1 Screening U Multiple

Short Agency & List
Title
Agency/ List
Abbrv
OR P3 PBT Priority Persistent Pollutant - Tier 2 - Legacy
Persistent Pollutants
EC/Oslo-Paris Conv -
Priority PBTs & EDs &
equivalent concern
OSPAR Endocrine Endocrine disruptor - Substance of Possible
Concern
OSPAR Endocrine Endocrine disruptor - Chemical for Priority Action P1 Screening H or M Group I Human
OSPAR PBT PBT - Substance of Possible Concern BM1 AuthoritativeU Multiple
OSPAR PBT PBT- Chemical for Priority Action BM1 AuthoritativeU Multiple
CalEPA - Chemicals
Known to Cause
Cancer &
Reproductive Toxicity
Prop 65 Cancer Cancer BM1 AuthoritativeH Group I Human
Prop 65 DevelopmentalDevelopmental toxicity BM1 AuthoritativeH Group I Human
Prop 65 Reproductive Female reproductive toxicity BM1 AuthoritativeH Group I Human
Prop 65 Reproductive Male reproductive toxicity BM1 AuthoritativeH Group I Human
EHP - San Antonio
Stmnt on BFRs &
CFRs
San Antonio PBT Flame retardant substance class of concern for
PB&T & long range transport
BM1
ChemSec - Substitute
List
SIN Multiple Classified CMR (Carcinogen, Mutagen &/or
Reproductive Toxicant)
SIN Endocrine Equivalent concern, including endocrine disruption
- Sin List 1.0
SIN Endocrine Equivalent concern, including endocrine disruption
- Sin List 2.0
SIN PBT PBT P1 Screening U Multiple
SIN PBT vPvB P1 Screening U Multiple
UNEP Stockholm
Conv - Persistent
Organic Pollutants
Stockholm PBT Priority Persistent Organic Pollutant (POP) BM1 AuthoritativeU Multiple
Stockholm PBT May degrade to PFOS - PBT under review BM1 AuthoritativeU Multiple
Stockholm PBT Persistent Organic Pollutant (POP) - under review BM1 AuthoritativeU Multiple
TEDX - Potential
Endocrine Disruptors
TEDX Endocrine Potential Endocrine Disruptor P1 Screening H or M Group I Human
US EPA - Toxics
Release Inventory
PBTs
TRI PBT PBT PBT BM1 AuthoritativeU Multiple
German FEA -
Substances
Hazardous to Waters
VwVwS Multiple Class 2 Hazard to Waters P1 Screening U Multiple
VwVwS Multiple Class 3 Severe Hazard to Waters P1 Screening U Multiple
Washington DoE -
PBT
WA PBT PBT PBT P1 Screening U Multiple

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