I Will Submit Your PCN and Generate UFI Codes for ECHA Compliance

If your business places classified chemical mixtures on the EU or UK market, Poison Centre Notification (PCN) is not optional — it is a legal requirement under CLP Regulation Annex VIII. Non-compliant products risk being pulled from shelves, blocked at borders, or subjected to enforcement action. This service takes that burden entirely off your desk.

As a scientist and regulatory affairs manager based in London with hands-on experience in chemical compliance, I handle the full PCN workflow on your behalf: generating the Unique Formula Identifier (UFI) code tied to your product's exact formulation, building the structured dossier to ECHA's technical specification, and submitting it directly to the ECHA Submission Portal on your behalf. You receive confirmation of a completed, compliant submission — ready to print on your label.

This service is built for businesses that need accurate, professionally managed regulatory submissions without hiring a full-time regulatory team. Whether you are launching a single new product, managing a small portfolio, or working through a backlog of unsubmitted mixtures, the tiers below scale to your scope.

What every order includes:
— UFI Code generation (mathematically linked to your company VAT/turnover number and formulation key, as required by ECHA)
— Full PCN dossier creation in the ECHA-prescribed XML format
— Direct submission to the ECHA Submission Portal (covering EU member states as applicable)
— Confirmation of accepted submission provided to you

How it works:
After placing your order, you will be asked to supply your product formulation details, company VAT or other identifier, and any existing safety data sheet. I review the information, raise any clarifying questions via the order chat, build the dossier, generate the UFI, and submit. You receive the submission confirmation and your UFI code to apply to your label.

Who this is for:
Formulators, manufacturers, importers, and distributors of classified chemical mixtures — including cleaning products, adhesives, paints, lubricants, agrochemicals, and consumer or professional-use products — who need to meet their ongoing CLP Annex VIII obligations for new products, reformulations, or previously unnotified items.

Why work with me:
Chemical regulatory compliance requires precision. A single field error in a PCN dossier can result in a rejected submission or, worse, an accepted-but-non-compliant notification. My background as a practising scientist and regulatory affairs manager means I understand both the chemistry and the regulatory framework — not just the software. Every submission is checked before it is sent.