14 toxic substances that were newly designated in December 2022 were provided with upper and lower handling quantities for submitting a chemical accident prevention management plan.
Updates: On March 6, 2023, by MoE Announcement No. 2023-47, South Korea's Ministry of Environment (MoE) adopted the amendments to the Stipulated Quantities for Toxic Substances, Restricted Substances, Prohibited Substances, and Substances subject to Authorization. Details can be accessed here.
South Korea Updates Quantity Limits for Toxic Substances that Require Submitting Chemical Accident Prevention Management Plan (Updated on Dec 20, 2022)
South Korea Updates Quantity Limits for Hazardous Chemicals that Require Submitting Chemical Accident Prevention Management Plan (Updated)
South Korea Consults on Updates of Quantity Limits for Hazardous Chemicals that Require Submitting Chemical Accident Prevention Management Plan
