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Southeast Asia Stepping up to Further Institutionalize Chemical and Environment Management
Mar 13, 2020
At ChemCon The Americas 2020 held in Philadelphia, US, Caroline Li from ExxonMobil Asia Pacific Pte. Ltd. summarized the latest developments of chemical- and environment-related regulations in Southeast Asia.
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Understanding the Brand New Thailand Chemical Substance Act
Nov 18, 2019
Thailand proposes to replace the Hazardous Substance Act with the new Chemical Substance Act, which places greater emphasis on risk assessment in chemical management. The government has released two drafts of the new Act so far, one in April and another in October. This article introduces the new Chemical Substance Act and includes an analysis and interpretation of the new drafts. A comparison with the currently effective Hazardous Substance Act is also included.
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Thailand Hazardous Chemical Substance List: Regulatory Obligations and Market Access Implications
Mar 12, 2015
On Feb 19th, 2015, Ministry of Industry (MOI) published a notification pertaining to the List of Hazardous Substances (No. 2) B.E. 2558 (2015). According to the notification, manufacturers and importers of chemical substances that meet certain criteria will have to notify chemical substances to the Department of Industrial Works (DIW).
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