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India Releases Mandatory Data Reporting Rules for Chemical Inventory Portal

Feb 28, 2024
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Monthly chemical and petrochemicals data related to production, installed capacity, import, export, sales should be submitted by registered units in India on ChemIndia Portal.

On February 27, 2024, India's Department of Chemicals and Petrochemicals (DCPC) officially announced that the submission of chemical and petrochemical data is mandatory on ChemIndia Webportal. The collected data shall be used to generate Index of Industrial Production every month and ultimately create a comprehensive and authentic inventory of the chemical and petrochemicals data. 

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