Ensure full regulatory compliance and consumer confidence for your detergent products in Türkiye.
Why It Matters
In Türkiye, detergent products must comply with the labelling regulations outlined in the Regulation on Detergents, which aligns with the EU Detergents Regulation (EC) No 648/2004 and the SEA Regulation (the Turkish CLP Regulation).
We offer a comprehensive service to ensure that your detergent product labels meet all requirements under Turkish regulations.
Our Comprehensive Labelling Service Covers:
- Regulatory Compliance Check
We review your existing label for compliance with Turkish legislation and evaluate it under the frameworks of Turkey CLP and Turkey REACH.
- Label Content Preparation
We carefully include all necessary details on your label, such as product name, ingredients, instructions for safe use, correct classification of chemical substances, hazard statements, signal words, and pictogram use.
- Language Requirements
We help you prepare clear and accurate labels in accordance with Turkish language rules to protect consumer health and ensure clarity.
- Final Label Review & Compliance Report
Before your products are placed on the market, we conduct a thorough inspection and assist in preparing the required documentation for official review.
- Consultation & Updates
We provide updates based on changes in Turkish and EU chemical legislation and help you avoid penalties that may arise from non-compliance.
The Importance of Legal Compliance in Detergent Labelling
Incorrect or incomplete detergent labelling in Türkiye can lead to product recalls, import delays, or regulatory fines enforced by the Turkish Ministry of Environment, Urbanization and Climate Change.
Therefore, detergent labels must comply with all relevant legal requirements. According to the Turkish Regulation on Detergents, a detergent label must include:
- The name and trade name of the product,
- The name, trade name, or trademark, full address, and telephone number of the party responsible for placing the product on the market,
- The address, telephone number, and, if available, the email address where the content data sheet mentioned in Article 12(3) can be obtained,
- The information specified in paragraph two must also appear on all documents accompanying detergents transported in bulk,
- Detergent packaging must display the composition in accordance with the specifications listed in Part A of Annex 7 to the Regulation, as well as usage instructions and any special warnings if applicable,
- Packaging of consumer laundry detergents and consumer automatic dishwasher detergents must also contain the information listed in Part B of Annex 7,
- All information mentioned above must appear on the label in Turkish.
Why Chemleg for Detergent Label Compliance?
With over a decade of experience in regulatory consultancy, we support both local manufacturers and international exporters in meeting complex chemical compliance requirements. Trusted by leading brands for our expertise in SEA, KKDİK, and REACH regulations, we provide reliable guidance to ensure full compliance and market access.
Curious if your current detergent label is compliant?
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Frequently Asked Questions
Which main regulations apply to detergent labels in Türkiye?
Detergent labels are subject to the Regulation on Detergents dated 27/06/2018 and numbered 30314.
Can misleading wording or graphics be used on labels and advertisements?
No. Texts, names, trademarks, images, figurative designs, or any other elements used on labels, product displays, or advertisements may not imply characteristics that the product does not actually possess. In particular, graphic depictions such as fruits that may mislead consumers must not appear on the packaging of liquid detergents placed on the market.
Are fragrance allergens required to be listed on the label?
Yes, any fragrance allergens above the threshold specified in the Regulation must be included in the label.
Do detergents intended for industrial or institutional use need to fully comply with the labelling requirements mentioned for public use?
Where equivalent information is provided via a technical data sheet, material safety data sheet or similar documents for detergent products intended for use in the industrial and institutional sectors, compliance with the aforementioned requirements for general public use is not mandatory.
