Regulation (EC) No 1272/2008 on Classification, Labeling and Packaging (CLP) ensures that the dangers and risks of the use of chemicals are communicated to workers, professionals and the general public in an understandable language through the labeling of chemicals . CLP requires manufacturers, importers or downstream users to classify substances and mixtures before placing them on the market. All suppliers of hazardous substances and mixtures must be pre-labeled and packaged as required by CLP.

EnviProAdvice Ltd provides services in:
- Specialized Audits to identify the roles and responsibilities and degree of regulatory compliance of companies with CLP requirements;
- Monitoring regulatory processes on harmonizing the classification and labeling of dangerous substances;
- Elaboration of analyzes, opinions and positions on proposals for harmonization of classification and labeling of substances;
- Drafting a report and recommendations to comply with the requirements of the Regulation;
- Classification and labeling of chemicals and mixtures;
- Preparation and submission of chemical classification and labeling notifications ;
- Specialized training of those responsible for the implementation of the CLP Regulation and the management of the company;
- Structuring and maintenance of information proving their compliance with the requirements of the Regulation in accordance with the requirements of national law;
- Assisting in communication with competent and supervisory authorities;
- Preparation and submission of notifications of hazardous mixtures to toxicology centers, etc.

Regulation (EU) No 528/2012 on Biocidal Products (BPR) regulates the making available on the market and use of biocidal products by evaluating and approving their active ingredients and authorizing the products before they are placed on the market. EU. The approval of active substances is carried out at EU level and the subsequent authorization of biocidal products at Member State or EU level (Union authorization). From 1 September 2015, no biocidal products containing, generating or consisting of the active substance concerned may be made available on the EU market unless the supplier of the substance or product is included in the list of suppliers of active substances (Article 95 list BPR) for the purpose and product group and to which the product belongs.

EnviProAdvice Ltd offers:

- Specialized audits to identify the roles and responsibilities and degree of regulatory compliance of companies with BPR requirements;
- Monitoring Regulatory Processes on the approval of active substances and the authorization of biocidal products;
- Prepare reports and recommendations to meet CLP requirements;
- Preparation and submission of technical dossiers for authorization of biocidal products for Bulgaria, for other countries or at EU level;
- Preparation and submission of technical dossier for inclusion in the list of suppliers of active substances under Art. 95 of BPR;
- Specialized training of the persons responsible for the implementation of the Regulation and the company's management;
- Structuring and maintenance of information proving their compliance with the requirements of the Regulation in accordance with the requirements of national law;
- Communication assistance with competent and supervisory authorities, etc..

Regulation (EU) 649/2012 on the Export and Import of Hazardous Chemicals is the main EU legislation implementing the Rotterdam Convention on Prior Informed Consent Procedure (PIC) trade in certain hazardous chemicals and pesticides. The PIC Regulation establishes rules for the prior notification and, in certain cases, the written consent of the export of certain hazardous chemicals and imposes obligations on companies wishing to import and export these chemicals to non-EU countries / EEA, The Regulation restricts the export of persistent organic pollutants to the extent of the Stockholm Convention. It aims to promote shared responsibility and cooperation in the international trade in hazardous chemicals, as well as to protect human health and the environment, by providing developing countries with information on how to safely store, transport, use and dispose of hazardous chemicals.
EnviProAdvisor Ltd. provides the following services:
- verbal and written consultations on determining the scope and obligations of PIC companies and the status of chemicals exported and imported;
- drawing up a company profile in the e-PIC platform of the European Chemicals Agency;
- preparation and submission of notifications for export of certain dangerous substances on their own, in the composition of mixtures and in articles;
- preparation and submission of annual reports on the export and import of dangerous chemicals within the scope of the PIC, etc .;

Regulation (EU) 2017/852 on mercury covers the entire life cycle of mercury, incl. in the form of mercury compounds and mixtures of mercury. It largely complements existing EU environmental legislation on mercury by:
- Prohibits the export of mercury and mercury compounds;
- Prohibits the production, export and import of a wide range of mercury-added products;
- Discontinues all uses of mercury catalysts and large electrodes in industrial processes;
- Reduces the use and contamination of dental amalgam, which is the latest widespread use of mercury in the EU, and establishes a process to assess the feasibility of completely eliminating mercury use in dentistry;
- Limits future new uses of mercury in industry and in products;
- Ensures that all mercury waste is treated safely, stabilized in a less toxic form and stored in safe conditions.

EnviProAdvisors Ltd. provides services in:
- defining the obligations of companies and developing transitional measures to comply with the requirements of the Mercury Regulation;
- inventorying, reporting, structuring and maintaining information and reporting of information within the scope of the Mercury Regulation;
- preparation of applications for the importation of mercury and mercury mixtures in accordance with the Law on the Protection against Harmful Impact of Chemical Substances and Mixtures (LHVHVS) and the Regulation on Mercury;
- preparation of notifications for the production of a new product with added mercury or the introduction of a new production process with the use of mercury or mercury compounds in accordance with the Health and Safety Act;
- classification of mercury waste and identification of eligible activities and applicable measures for the intermediate storage, transportation and disposal of waste containing mercury and mercury compounds, etc.

Persistent organic pollutants (POPs) are hazardous chemicals such as pesticides or industrial chemicals that remain in the environment, cross the food chain and endanger human health and the environment. It is extremely characteristic of POPs that they can be transported very far from their source of origin and therefore present a real worldwide problem.
Regulation (EC) No 850/2004 (POPs) on persistent organic pollutants prohibits, phases out as soon as possible or restricts the production, placing on the market and use of POPs and establishes control rules of stocks, limitation of releases and environmentally sound management of waste from substances containing POPs [incl. dioxins and furans; hexachlorobenzene (HCB); polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs), pentachlorobenzene (PeCB); and polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs).

EnviProAdvises Ltd. provides written and verbal advice, assistance in identifying obligations and deficiencies in implementation, inventorying, modeling of pollutant emissions, exploring and selecting appropriate alternative substitutes, and adapting production processes and technologies to phase out replacements and decommissioning of these hazardous chemicals.

Regulation (EC) No 648/2004 on detergents lays down rules and obligations for the placing on the market of detergents and surfactants (surfactants) intended to be included in detergents related to:
- the biodegradability of surfactants for detergents;
- limiting or prohibiting the use of surfactants for biodegradability reasons;
- limiting the use of phosphates and other phosphorus compounds in consumer dishwashers and automatic dishwasher detergents;
- additional labeling of detergents, including allergenic flavors;
- maintaining and reporting information from manufacturers, incl. importers, repackers and rebranders of detergents and surfactants to the competent authorities and medical staff of the Member States.

EnviProAdvises Ltd. provides consulting services and assists manufacturers, importers and distributors of detergents and surfactants for detergents, in defining the obligations and meeting the requirements of the Regulation and the Law on the Protection against Harmful Impact of Chemicals and mixtures, in accordance with the MOEW Guidelines for Control.

The safe storage of chemicals and mixtures is one of the main tasks of operators of plants and / or facilities on the territory of which hazardous chemicals are available and aims to ensure the protection of human life and health and the environment. Regulation on the order and manner of storage of hazardous chemicals and mixtures
EnviProAdvises Ltd. provides written and oral advice and prepares comprehensive assessments and reports on the safety of chemical storage.

Directive 2012/18 / EU (Seveso III) has been transposed into Chapter Seven of the Environmental Protection Act and the Ordinance on the Prevention of Major Accidents with Dangerous Substances and the Limitation of their Consequences, with the Purpose of Preventing Major accidents involving dangerous substances.
The Directive covers establishments where dangerous substances (eg during processing or storage) may be present in quantities exceeding a certain 'risk' threshold. For example, as a result of recent legislative changes, warehouses containing large quantities of home bleach are covered by this legislation.
Depending on the amount of hazardous substances available, businesses are categorized with low and high risk potential, with the latter subject to stricter regulation.

EnviProAdvises Ltd. provides services in:

- Specialized integrated audits to assess the compliance of companies with regulatory requirements, incl. and the requirements for safe storage and fire and emergency safety; - Preparation of reports and recommendations for compliance; - Preparation of classification of enterprises and facilities with risk potential for major accident; - Modeling and risk assessment and consequences of major accidents; - Preparation of documentation under Chapter 7, Section I of the EPA, incl. coordinated or common administrative procedures (safety report, major accident prevention policy report, safety management system, internal emergency plan, etc.); - Specialized training of the persons responsible for the implementation of the Directive and the management of the company; - Structuring and maintenance of information proving compliance with the requirements of national legislation; - Assistance in communication with competent and supervisory authorities, etc.

The problem of old pollution is one of the most serious environmental problems due to the diversity of pollution by origin and type, as well as because of its widespread spread throughout the country..
The scope of the concept of "old pollution" has many aspects - legal, economic, health, environmental, technical, etc. Generally, old pollution is identified by changes in the quality of the environmental components (soil, surface and groundwater, flora and fauna) to the extent that it poses a risk to human health.
The Environmental Damage Prevention and Remediation Liability Act and its Ordinances regulates the responsibility for preventing and remedying environmental damage, in compliance with the "polluter pays" principle and the principle of sustainable development.

EnviProAdvises Ltd. provides documentation preparation and evaluation services for applicable legislation.