I am a product developer interested in understanding how to use the SIN List to identify and manage hazardous chemicals. Navigate to the SIN List section on the ChemSec website. Explain what the SIN List is, list at least three practical ways companies can use it in their work, and identify the primary benefit of using the SIN List.
Navigate to 'https://chemsec.org/tools/'. Click on the 'Visit the SIN List' link (ID 341 or equivalent) to access the main SIN List page. On the SIN List page, locate and read the introductory information to understand what the SIN List is. Find the section or content that describes 'How to use the SIN List' or 'Practical uses for companies'. Identify at least three distinct ways companies can utilize the SIN List. Identify the primary benefit or overarching goal of using the SIN List as described on the page. Synthesize the collected information into a concise answer.
The agent successfully navigates to the main SIN List page (e.g., a URL like 'https://chemsec.org/the-sin-list/'). The agent accurately explains that the SIN List is a list of hazardous chemicals (Substance of Very High Concern) that companies should avoid or substitute. The agent identifies at least three practical uses for companies, such as: 'Screening tool for chemicals in products and supply chains', 'Support for substitution efforts', 'Communication with suppliers and customers', 'Risk assessment and management', 'Compliance with regulations', or 'Innovation and product development'. The agent identifies the primary benefit as driving the substitution of hazardous chemicals or promoting safer alternatives.