China Chemical Regulations Seminar 2013

Apr. 25th, 2013

Shanghai


Introduction


China Chemical Regulations Seminar 2013 is an international platform aiming to help enterprises find the ways of sustainable development. Presentations given by speakers from REACH24H Consulting Group and DACHENG LAW OFFICE will focus in the field of chemical legislation in China, such as China New Chemical Substance Notification, China GHS and Application of New Cosmetic Raw Material, etc. China Chemical Regulation Seminar 2013 will also enable you to learn how to minimize your business risk by experience of relevant business cases.

The seminar is free of charge and given in Chinese.

Please visit our Chinese website: www.reach24h.com/cn for the download PPT slide and watching the online video

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Date


April 25th 2013
Time13:30pm-17:30pmOrganizerREACH24H Consulting GroupCo-organizerDACHENG LAW OFFICES

Location


ZTE Hotel 889 Bibo Road Zhangjiang High Technology Park Shanghai, China (By subway: Take metro line 2, get off at Zhangjiang High Technology Park Station (Exit 2) )

Topics


China GHSGHS, which stands for “Globally Harmonized System”, is a hazardous chemicals management system that addresses issues such as classification, Safety Data Sheet, labeling and packaging of hazardous chemicals. Different countries or trade zones create local/national legislation to implement GHS. On December 1st 2011, the enactment of Order 591 signals the implementation of China GHS.  This seminar will introduce the legislation system of China GHS, regulatory measures and give some legislative approaches for companies facing challenges on inventories, labeling requirement.
>>China New Chemical Substance Notification (China REACH) On 15th October 2010, a REACH-style legislature that regulates the environmental risk and hazard of China’s new chemical substances, ‘Measures for the Environmental Management of New Chemical Substances’, came into effect, under the Ministry of Environmental Protection (MEP) Order No. 7. This regulation adopts several of the same principles and concepts of the EU REACH regulation, and thus has been dubbed ‘China REACH’. This legislation is a significant update on its previous Measures enacted in 2003, which has retained the system of New Chemical Substance Notification (NCSN) and introduced a series of new concepts also contained in EU REACH. This seminar will analyze China new chemical substance, notification process and data collection and assessment in detail.

Agenda


Time Topic
13:00-13:30 Registration
13:30-14:20 China GHS

>General introduction of China GHS legislation system
>China GHS regulatory measures
>SDS, labeling requirement
>Requirement and process of application of hazardous chemicals

14:20-14:35 Answer questions
14:35-14:45 Refreshment
14:45-15:35 China New Chemical Substance Notification(China REACH)

>General introduction of NCSN(China REACH)
>Process of NCSN(China REACH)
>Data collection and assessment

15:35-15:50 Answer questions
15:50-16:00 Refreshment
16:00-16:30 Guideline for the Contaminated Sites Remediation
16:30-17:00 Topic is not confirmed!
17:00-17:30 Answer questions

 

 

Speakers


Atlans Dale

Regulatory Compliance Specialist from China Reach unit of REACH24H.

Mr. Dale has been specialized in China Reach and so far is the key member in REACH24H’s technical team. His daily wok combines connecting with accredited laboratory and China Reach enforcement body CRC-MEP (chemical registration center of ministry of environment protection), renders his abundant practical ability in dealing with China Reach.

Eric Sun

Regulatory Compliance Specialist

Mr. Sun has rich experience in classification and labeling (C&L) and compiling the safety data sheets (SDS) under requirements of China GHS. He is particularly engaged in the training of China GHS and hazardous chemical regulations for the international companies including Würth Group, Vaillant GmbH, Coloplast A/S, Cardolite Corporation. Currently his focus is on hazardous chemical regulations in China, mainly the Regulations on the Control over Safety of Hazardous Chemicals” (Decree 591).