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Update: In line with the timeline specified in the WTO notification, Jordan’s standa

lders were due on 5 July 2024.  Key Updates include:  Adoption of GHS 10

rds for hazardous substances need to be updated to reflect this new approach.   

establish a clear regulatory basis and update existing thresholds accordingly.  �

Introducing powers for future updates: The HSE is seeking the authority to m

Global Overview on the RoHS and to stay updated on how increased concern over environm

ironment. Below is a summary of the key updates to expect this year:  Revision of

Ingredients. This catalogue will now be updated regularly and is divided into two part

smetics industry. The notice introduces updates to the Catalogue of Used Cosmetic Ingr

evant UK-REACH bodies and will keep you updated as and when the situation changes an

Update: The deadline on this consultation has been extended until 24 June 2024.  

Switzerland has updated the list of substances notified or registered in the country,

In South Korea, the government has decided to break down uniform chemical regulations for small and medium-sized companies by unifying multiple ministries' double approval process to resolve corporate site difficulties significantly.  On the 7th

d as food contact materials (FCMs). The updated rules were published on 24 February 20

oval application documents based on the updates on disinfectant and preservatives for

ying the CLP criteria is expected to be updates in 2024. Until then companies and Memb

Commission will periodically adopt and update working plans. These plans will outline

On 29 July 2024, the South Korean Ministry of Food and Drug Safety (MFDS) published a notice regarding the use of salicylic acid in cosmetics. Salicylic acid is commonly used as a preservative in general cosmetics, but in some cosmetics, it has been

for silicon carbide whiskers. For an updated Proposition 65 chemical list, refer to

On 2 October 2024, the Jordan Standards and Metrology Organization (JSMO) notified the World Trade Organization (WTO) of a draft standard for the labelling of chemical substances. The second edition of the draft standard, DJS 990:2024, is expected to