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Official Insights into Shanghai Hazchem Traceability Code Compliance and New Trends

Apr 01, 2024
Sundae Ji
China MEM is considering selecting five hazardous chemicals to pilot Hazchem traceability codes nationwide in 2024. ChemLinked has compiled the official FAQs and interpretations. This article will guide you through the requirements for complying with the Hazchem traceability codes in Shanghai.

According to the joint notice issued in early February 2024, the Shanghai Emergency Management Bureau (SEMB) and the Shanghai Municipal Transportation Commission (SMTC) announced the use of Hazchem traceability codes. This initiative aims to establish an efficient mechanism for sharing information and ensuring precise lifecycle supervision of hazardous chemicals, advancing the implementation of the "One enterprise, One chemical product, One QR code" policy in Shanghai. 

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