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China Adopts Group Standard for Coding and Labeling of Hazardous Chemicals

Jan 11, 2024
Sundae Ji
Enterprises can intergrade the Hazchem QR Code with other information codes, electronic waybills, etc. through coding fusion technology to make different systems display different content when scanning the code while ensuring that the hazardous chemicals safety information is accessible to the public and authorities by scanning the QR code.

On December 25, 2023, the China Chemical Safety Association (CCSA) announced the group standard “T/CCSAS 047-2023 Technical specification for coding and labeling of hazardous chemicals”. This group standard, formulated in collaboration with the National Registration Center for Chemicals (NRCC) under the Ministry of Emergency Management (MEM), as well as the Shanghai Emergency Management Bureau (SEMB) and Chemical Registration Center, is now in effect.

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