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When Israel joined the OECD in 2010, the country committed to establishment of a national procedure for registering chemicals. There is only partial regulation of the use of chemicals in Israel and the existing regulation is distributed among various

will regulate Substances, Substances in Mixture, Substance in Articles and Intermediate

Notification of Hazardous Chemicals and Mixtures on February 9, 2021, which formally i

tion criteria of a single component or mixture are used instead; therefore, it will be

re chemical substances, in the form of mixtures or contained in products or materials

On 16 January 2019, Taiwan amended the country’s toxic chemical law from Toxic Chemical Substance Control Act and renamed it to Toxic Chemicals and Concerned Substances Control Act (TCCSCA). On March 11 2019, Taiwan’s Environmental Protection A

The Ministry of Environment of Korea (MoE) published the Act on Registration and Evaluation, etc of Chemical Substances (known as K-REACH) on January 1, 2015. K-REACH aims to protect public health and the environment. This is achieved by four procedu

applies to substances on their own, in mixtures, or in articles when the chemicals are

placement of Substances, Substances in Mixtures, Substances in Articles and Intermedia

Notification of Hazardous Chemicals and Mixtures on February 9, 2021, which formally i

. In 2028, the registration of chemical mixtures in RENASQ will commence, with the appl

since 2012 for substances, and 2017 for mixtures.

The Act on Registration and Evaluation, etc., of Chemical Substances (ARECS), commonly known as K-REACH, managed by South Korea’s Ministry of Environment (MoE), is a key chemical regulation that ensures the safe management of chemical substances. K

e existing regulations on chemicals and mixtures with the purpose of regulating the che