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A Look back at 2022 with ChemLinked: Chemical Regulation Updates
Feb 07, 2023

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In 2022, a great number of significant regulatory changes have taken place globally. More and more cities in the Chinese mainland are piloting the Hazchem QR code application to push forward the "One enterprise, one chemical product, and one QR code" management. Taiwan, China revised the Toxic and Concerned Chemical Substances Labelling and SDS. South Korea finalized the Regulation on Designation, etc. of Substances subject to Authorization. The UK extends submission deadlines for transitional registrations. Japan, ASEAN countries, Australia, EU, US and Canada have also undergone several regulatory updates.Global chemical stakeholders need to stay vigilant about the frequent regulatory changes, so as to effectively address compliance challenges and aim for great success while shouldering their social responsibilities. Therefore, ChemLinked has prepared this report to provide an overview of the revised and emerging chemical regulations in the Asia-Pacific region, Europe and North America over the year, and help our clients analyze key regulatory points.
Chinese Mainland Taiwan, China South Korea Japan India Indonesia Malaysia New Zealand Philippine Singapore Thailand Vietnam Australia EU USA Canada China REACH China Hazchem China RoHS Taiwan REACH Taiwan TCSCA Japan CSCL Korea REACH Korea CCA Korea OSHA Malaysia CLASS Thailand HSCA Australia NICNAS/AICIS Turkey KKDIK Registration/notification GHS Hazchem Dangerous goods Hazard/risk assessment OSH Chemical management Malaysia OSHA Australia IChEMS India REACH
Report of BPA Regulatory Status in EU Food Contact Material Regulations
Mar 16, 2015

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This regulatory status report of BPA is exclusively prepared for Client. It is composed according to food contact legislations in EU and scientific opinions concluded by the European Food Safety Authority (EFSA).
EU FCM