On September 20-21, 2017, the third Summit Meeting on Chemical Regulations in Asia Pacific was successfully held in Hangzhou. We jointly sponsored the summit together with the Japan Environmental Management Association for Industry (JEMAI). During the summit, officials and experts from various government bodies gave speeches. This included: the General Administration of Quality Supervision, Inspection and Quarantine of the People’s Republic of China, ECHA Enforcement Forum, National Registration Center for Chemicals, Solid Waste and Chemicals Management Center, Research Institute of Highway under Ministry of Transport of China, China Association of Warehouses and Distribution, Japan Environmental Management Association for Industry, Japan Ministry of Environment, Korea Environment Corporation and Korea Testing & Research Institute. They also talked about the development trends of global chemical regulations. Delegates attended from over 120 enterprises and institutions, including Johnson & Johnson China Ltd., AkzoNobel, P&G, BASF, Michelin, Lubrizol, and Ashland.
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Speakers
Topics
- Hazardous Chemical Registration Updates;
- Status and tendency of exemption system concerning the carriage of dangerous goods by road in China;
- The Updates to Rules for Storage of Chemical Dangers (GB 15603) in China;
- GHS implementation and updates in Japan;
- Outline of Chemical Substances Control Law (CSCL) and Key points of the 2017 amendment;
- Existing Chemical Substances Notification Status in South Korea;
- Case Study of PEC Registration under K-REACH;
- EU REACH: 2018 Deadline;
- EU REACH Implementation in EU Member States;
- Australian Chemical Regulation Management Overview;
- Chemical Management Trends in China;
- Interpretation of New Chemical Substance Management Trends in China;
- Can one SDS Fulfill Global Compliance?; and
- The Latest Trends of Chemical Management in Southeast Asia.
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