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ll revision of the “Detailed Handling Standards for Hazardous Chemicals” to align wi

announced the draft establishment of “Standard Quantity Thresholds for Hazardous Chemi

costs for businesses, and maintain high standards of health and environmental protection

lement GHS. A notification of the draft standard was sent to WTO and the feedback was op

ent of policies from developing common standards to developing international policies s

ical classification, labelling and SDSs standards accordingly with the GHS sixth revised

redients.    Updates to List I: Standardization and Clarifications  In addit

Updates to List I: Improved Clarity and Standardization The NMPA has made the followi

black-on-white labels) with readability standards, allowing for greater flexibility acro

erial in the Table 1, Appendix 1 of the Standards for Food, Additives.   3-methyl-1,

Updated references to the latest ISO standards.  New allowance for the

rt compliance with global environmental standards, such as the Stockholm and Rotterdam C

In order to align the draft standards, JIS Z7252 and JIS Z7253, with GHS Rev. 9 which re

consultation with the Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS). Effective Date: The withdra

relevant HSNO approval numbers or group standard titles for each hazardous substance the

ent aims to enhance its cosmetic safety standards to match or exceed global benchmarks.�

recycling options, remediation. Standards: including product specific legislatio

e Surface Coatings and Colourants Group Standards and the Aerosols Group Standards. 

ngent to ensure compliance with the new standards. This move reflects Canada's commitmen

idity period of the technical personnel standard that meets the criteria for completing