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As the enforcement of chemical regulations gets more and more rigorous both in China and abroad, chemical companies doing business globally are confronted by increasingly challenging technical barriers to trade, having no better choice but to fully comply with various regulations in order to secure a competitive edge in the global market. REACH24H’s Chemical Regulatory Annual Conference (CRAC) 2016 was held to focus on both the similarities and differences of chemical regulations in various countries and regions, bringing in-depth analysis of each and every topic. ChemLinked would like to share with our readers the first-hand information from the CRAC 2016.

 

Commonly Encountered Non-compliances in Exporting Chemical Products to China 27 September 2016 On CRAC 2016, Mr. Jiesong Chen from Shanghai CIQ and Mr. Yexin Wang from Shanghai Customs introduced their respective responsibilities and the major problems identified in law enforcement and inspections.

 

China MOT: Improving Road Transport Safety and Removing Compliance Hurdles 27 September 2016 During CRAC 2016 Mr. Jinzhong Wu from the Highway Research Institute under China MOT explained the problems in China’s road transportation of dangerous goods and MOT's coping strategies.

 

Issuance of China New Chemical Notification Guidance to Be Delayed 26 September 2016 On CRAC 2016, Mr. Xiaojian Liu of China’s MEP-SCC explained the revised draft of China’s new substance notification guidance that MEP notified to WTO.

 

Thailand DIW: “REACH-like Regulation”? Not Exactly 23 September 2016 Director of Hazardous Substances Control Bureau under DIW, Ms. Somsri Suwanjaras gave her speech on the Annex 5.6 notification and Thailand's national chemicals inventory at REACH24H’s CRAC 2016.

 

New PLC Registered in Taiwan Can Opt to Be Listed in Existing Inventory in Advance 23 September 2016 Dr. Gengyan Liu, the deputy director of the Chemical Substance Registration Center under Taiwan EPA introduced the updates and experiences of Taiwan substance registration, especially for polymers of low concern.

 

Risk Management of Chemicals in China 23 September 2016 Ms. Jinye Sun from the SCC-MEP gave a speech on CRAC 2016, elaborating the practical problems in chemical risk management from MEP’s point of view and revealed MEP’s future actions.