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Webinar on good practices in chemical data sharing between companies

Chemical safety data are fundamental to how manufacturers, importers and users of industrial and consumer chemicals demonstrate compliance with regulatory requirements and protect human health and the environment. These data include non-clinical health, safety and environmental information that firms must either generate or have legal access to when submitting dossiers to regulatory authorities. However, data sharing between companies often raises practical questions about ownership, cost, confidentiality and consistency across borders. What are the main challenges for chemical data sharing? How can companies balance the need to exchange robust safety data with protection of intellectual property and fair compensation? And how can cooperation across jurisdictions help avoid unnecessary duplication of studies and reduce administrative burden? This webinar introduced the OECD Best Practice Guide on Chemical Data Sharing Between Companies, which builds on earlier OECD work on access to and protection of proprietary rights and provides practical guidance on data sharing between companies. The guide focuses on situations where companies are required, or choose, to share existing non-clinical health, safety and environmental data for regulatory purposes. It distinguishes between cases where legal obligations to own, access or use data apply and cases where no such obligations exist, and sets out considerations for structuring data-sharing arrangements that are transparent, workable and consistent with regulatory and commercial frameworks. The webinar presented the key messages of the guide and shared practical perspectives from panellists on how chemical data sharing is addressed in different regulatory contexts. Access the Best Practice Guide and presentations on the event page: https://www.oecd.org/en/events/2026/0...