Interpretation of VOCs Limited Standards of Coatings, Inks, Adhesives and Cleaning Agents

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Andrew Dai , Jennie Chen, Johnnie Tung

Wednesday , 20th May 2020

REACH24H Consulting Group China

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Background

In order to effectively prevent and control atmospheric environmental pollution in China and further reduce the emission of VOC pollutants, China is advancing measures for VOC source control. Recently, China has issued following national mandatory product standards: Limits for Volatile Organic Compounds (VOCs) in Inks, Limits for Volatile Organic Compounds in Adhesives, Limits for VOCs in Cleaning Agents, Limits for harmful substances in industrial protective Coating, and so on. China has clearly stipulated the limits for VOCs in various products which cover relevant enterprises and public institution in production, sales, use, testing for products.

Contents

Issuance and implementation of standard
Scope of application for standards
Content interpretation for standards

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Speaker

Andrew Dai

EHS Regulatory Consultant

Mr. Dai obtained a master's degree in Energy and Environment from the City University of Hong Kong, and now he is engaged in the research of policies and regulations in the environmental field, especially the research on the atmospheric environment and the harmless disposal of hazardous wastes and resource utilization. Mr. Dai has extensive field experience in the standardized management of hazardous wastes and environmental risk management and control of industrial enterprises. He has customized hazardous waste compliance solutions and training for many Fortune 500 companies as well as many international mining associations and well-known international electronic brands and is proficient in relevant laws and regulations standard.
Jennie Chen

Regulatory Affairs Consultant

She has long been engaged in compliance consulting services for Japanese enterprises, including China New Chemical Declaration, Taiwan New Chemical and Existing Chemical Registration, China Hazardous Chemical Registration, and global GHS.
Johnnie Tung

Regulatory Affairs Consultant

Mr. Tung obtained a Master’s Degree of Commerce from the University of Sydney, now he mainly engaged in the business development about environmental policies and regulations. Be familiar with the laws and regulations in hazard chemical management, having rich experience in GHS&EHS regulations consulting service.

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