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Thailand Issues A New Draft of the Chemical Substance Act

Jan 20, 2021
Horace Wang
The number of articles of the Act has increased from 100 to 108, provisions on exemption conditions and management on special chemical substances are added, and specifications on chemical substances assessment and legal responsibilities are detailed.

The rights and responsibilities of relevant administrations are further clarified, and transitional provisions for materials that are not chemical substances are specified as well.

On January 7th, 2021, Thailand IPCS under the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) published a draft of the Chemical Substance Act [1], which is the 4th one. The first draft of the Chemical Substance Act was published in 2019, and once the Act is finalized and enforced, it will replace the Hazardous Substance Act to manage the chemical substances in Thailand (ChemLinked News [2]). Please refer to this article [3] to learn more about the new Act: Understanding the Brand New Thailand Chemical Substance Act. 

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