With both the world’s largest population and the largest chemical production base, the social issues and potential risks inherent in chemical production, usage and trade take on greater significance in China. To address environmental and public health concerns, the government has taken huge steps to ensure safe and sustainable growth of China’s industry. A concerted effort from both national and regional fronts to improve the joint law enforcement activities of environmental protection, public security, health care and public hygiene, has been increasingly effective. The efficacy of this increased administrative enforcement has been multiplied by an overhauled legislative framework.

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To assist companies to understand and comply with Chinese chemical regulations, REACH24H together with Chemlinked will broadcast a free Webinar on December 4, focusing on detailed interpretation of the technical difficulties, common problems in documentation and an overview of the latest legislative updates. Presentations will be prerecorded and broadcasted in high quality format. There will then be a live Q&A session during which our regulatory experts will answer questions.

Topics
1. Compliance with MEP Order 22: Measures for the Environmental Management of Hazardous Chemicals Registration (Trial)
*key components of the regulation
*affected companies and regulated product scope
*legal liabilities
*regulatory compliance know-how

2. China New Chemical Substance Notification: Latest Developments and Notification Procedure<
*sharing of most up-to-date notification strategy
>> Interpretation of notification strategy recognized by official guide
>> Interpretation of anticipated supervision approaches and partial data requirements
>> Important issues raised by authorities, e.g. intermediate new chemical substance management, registration certificate transfer and expert review
*post-notification duty
>> Understanding post notification obligations
>> Breaking down post-notification duties including initial activity report and highlights in annual reporting work
>> Tips on compliance where standard compliance procedures are unclear
*interpretation of regular notification procedure and noteworthy points
>> procedure dissection with reference to one “First-Band Notification” case
>> risk assessment report compilation requirements in comparison with EU REACH
>> exemption conditions of special substance
>> purity requirements of test sample
>> requirements in the tests carried out in China

3. Detailed Interpretation of SDS Self-Review Practice, according to the updated GB (National Standard)
*latest update of China GHS
*introduction of new SDS compilation guidance
*analysis and suggestions to incompliant SDS compilation based on real case
*detailed interpretation of review points by authority
·Emergence phone call issues in China and NCEC service introduction

Presenter

Linda Li

Linda Lee graduated from Zhejiang University of Technology with a master degree, majoring in Environmental engineering and Chemical engineering. She has many years’ experiences in the practice of risk assessment of environmental protection and human health, completing risk assessment report for hundreds of substances during EU REACH registration. Being an expert in various areas of chemical regulatory affairs, Linda currently focus on chemical safety assessment (EU/REACH), risk assessment of new chemical substance (China/Measure on the Environmental Management of New Chemical Substances), risk assessment of Cosmetic Raw Materials (China), etc.

Mona Zhang

Ms. Mona Zhang joined REACH24H after graduating from the Department of Chemical and Biological Engineering, Zhejiang University. Ms.Zhang attained her Master’s degree in Environmental science for the study of the polymeric membrane and has a paper published on this topic in the Journal of Membrane Science. Mona is a core member of REACH24H’s new chemical substance notification Team and has managed more than 40 cases covering all notification types. She has rich experience in the data gap analysis for the regular notification.

Eric Sun

Mr. Sun is extremely experienced in classification and labeling (C&L) and compiling safety data sheets (SDS) in compliance with the requirements of China GHS. He regularly runs training programs on China GHS and hazardous chemical regulations for the international companies such as 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).

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REACH24H
REACH24H is a consulting company specialized in providing chemical regulatory consultancy and technical solution for chemical industries around the world. We have a team of more than 90 people serving more than 4000 clients from every continent. Our global locations in China, Ireland and Canada ensure our timely response to customers’ needs.
Founded in 2009, REACH24H is dedicated to developing cost-effective and efficient compliance projects for enterprises facing the major chemical regulatory barriers worldwide, including: EU REACH, EU CLP, Global GHS, China NCSN, China pesticide, China Cosmetics, US TSCA, Japan CSCL, Korea-REACH, etc.
REACH24H collaborates with clients to help them better recognize and understand their chemical regulatory obligations before entering into a foreign market. Our extensive cooperation with governments and industry associations keep us at the forefront of the latest chemical regulatory trends.

Chemlinked
ChemLinked is a unique platform providing access to the latest regulatory developments in Chemical Management in China. It provides our customers with breaking regulatory news, access to a comprehensive and user friendly regulatory database, all backed up by a bilingual team of scientific luminaries boasting a wealth of practical and technical experience.