Online Conference · 18 June 2026
Asia Pacific Chemical Compliance Conference
A comprehensive one-day overview of current chemical regulations across 10 major Asia Pacific and emerging markets from registration requirements to GHS implementation and market access obligations.
18 June 2026
09:00 – 16:00 CEST
12:30 – 19:30 IST
Format
Online — Live Webinar
Conference Access
€25 per participant
About the Conference
One Day. Ten Markets.
The Compliance Clarity You Need.
Chemical regulations across Asia Pacific and key trade markets are undergoing rapid transformation in 2026–2027. This focused one-day conference brings together regulatory experts to deliver an authoritative, up-to-date overview of compliance obligations across ten jurisdictions — everything from new substance registration to GHS implementation and import controls.
10
Jurisdictions covered in a single day
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2026–27
Key regulatory deadlines and updates addressed
Who Should Attend
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Regulatory Affairs Professionals
Compliance Managers
Chemical Manufacturers & Importers
Product Stewardship Teams
Trade & Market Access Specialists
Business Leaders & Legal Counsel
Key Topics & Regional Focus
South Korea — K-REACH
K-REACH: 2025–2026 Updates, Deadlines & Dossier Preparation
Türkiye — KKDIK
KKDIK: Recent Changes, New Deadlines & Registration Impact
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China
China Chemical Compliance: IECSC, MEE & the 2026 Legislative Reforms
Taiwan
TCCSCA & TCSI: Registration, Priority Chemicals & Upcoming Deadlines
Japan
Japan CSCL: ENCS Updates, PFAS Restrictions & 2026 Regulatory Developments
Southeast Asia
SEA Chemical Regulations 2026–2027: Thailand, Indonesia, Malaysia, Vietnam, Singapore & Philippines
India
India Chemical Compliance: Hazardous Waste Rules, GHS & Import Controls
GCC
GCC Chemical Regulations: Harmonised Standards & Country-Level Obligations
Australia & New Zealand
AICIS, HSNO Act & Industrial Chemical Compliance in Oceania
Meet the Speakers
Industry-leading regulatory specialists with direct experience in chemical compliance management across APAC and emerging markets.
Mangesh Barbate
COO, GPC India
Mangesh Barbate is the COO of Global Product Compliance (GPC). He is specialized in global regulatory compliance solutions across several sectors and has 12+ years of experience. Mr. Barbate’s main focus has been the key areas of aligning the clients’ regulatory requirements for registration and preparing the technical documents for a successful submission to the authorities.
Miraç Mert Pelister
Head of Turkey Business Operations at GPC
Miraç Mert Pelister is a chemical engineer with regulatory experiences in various sectors such as pharmaceuticals, ceramics, and detergents, as well as ISO9001 quality management systems as an internal auditor. Mirac has a Master’s degree in biotechnology from Lund University, Sweden.
Aldy Anggriawan
Regulatory Coordinator for Southeast Asia at GPC
Aldy Anggriawan serves as Regulatory Coordinator for Southeast Asia at Global Product Compliance (GPC). He holds a Master’s degree in Sociology of Law from Lund University, with a focus on environmental law, corporate compliance, and product compliance.
Sorosh Ziarati
Regulatory Coordinator at Global Product Compliance
Sorosh Ziarati is a Regulatory Coordinator at Global Product Compliance (GPC), specialising in chemical regulatory compliance across the Middle East, Canada, and Australia. He holds a M.Sc. in Pharmaceutical Technology from Lund University.
Lucy Jing
Regulatory Consultant / Chemical Compliance Advisor for China and Taiwan at GPC
Lucy Jing Is a Regulatory Coordinator focused on chemical regulatory compliance in China and Taiwan. I support international companies in navigating complex regulations and ensuring smooth market access
Ellie Park
Regulatory coordinator (South Korea) at GPC
Ellie Park is Regulatory coordinator (South Korea) at Global Product Compliance (GPC). Responsible for supporting K-REACH compliance, including substance registration coordination, documentation management, and communication with relevant stakeholders in South Korea.
Dr. Manisha Karale
Regulatory Representatives and Managers Association
Dr. Manisha Karale is a Program Manager at the Regulatory Representatives and Managers Association (RRMA). She manages regulatory research activities, regulatory research internship and apprenticeship, industry-academic collaborations, writing review articles, and research grant proposals. She holds a master’s in Biochemistry and a Ph.D. in Environmental Science.