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Thailand HSA: Official Insights into Recent Development and Future Trends

Oct 30, 2023
Sundae Ji
- PFHxS will be added to Annex 5 of Thailand’s Hazardous Substances List as Type 3 or 4 hazardous substances.
- Thailand is expected to adopt GHS Rev.7 for the labeling and classification of hazardous substances.

Thailand’s chemical management framework encompasses a range of laws and regulations, which are designed to ensure the safe and responsible handling, storage, transportation, and disposal of chemicals. Among these laws and regulations, the key chemical control legislation – Hazardous Substance Act (HSA) plays a pivotal role in safeguarding human health and the environment from the potential adverse impacts of chemicals in Thailand.

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