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Latest Developments and Trends in REACH-Like Chemical Regulations

Nov 22, 2023
Nadine He
Cost reduction and efficiency improvement are common goals of REACH-like regulations.
Latest developments and trends in REACH-like chemical regulations are shared in this article, including those in the United Kingdom, Turkey, South Korea, Switzerland and Brazil.

The global economic and political environments are currently under immense pressure, and the conflicts between REACH-like compliance requirements and industry pressures are gradually becoming apparent. As reflected in the 15th Chemical Regulatory Annual Conference (CRAC) theme, "Together we break barriers", authorities in various countries are exploring different approaches to address industry concerns.

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