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es by issuing the Hazardous Substances (International Regulators) Notice 2023. This notice, p

d responsibility and cooperation in the international trade of hazardous chemicals. It also p

rgenic fragrance components released by international authoritative organizations. For more i

dataset in IUCLID. IUCLID IUCLID (International Uniform Chemical Information Database)

ion prepared for national, regional and international governmental chemical programmes.

n Hazardous Chemicals and Pesticides in International Trade. Annex III lists the chemicals th

ulatory infrastructure that aligns with international standards and best practices. This move

tants in 2022, emphasizing the need for international action against hazardous substances.

ndia has only regulated 27 of these for international trade under the Narcotic Drugs and Psyc

ients permitted in cosmetics to reflect international technical requirements and scientific a

aligning its regulatory framework with international practices. This draft regulation dra

broader implications for the country's international standing. This development underscores

n pesticide residue limits in line with international guidelines.  - Ensuring the health

otiations at the next conference of the International Negotiating Committee (INC-3), which wi

nhancing the recognition and use of the International Nomenclature of Cosmetic Ingredients (I

he shelf life of a drug product. The International Conference on Harmonization (ICH) Q3C

standards.   Alignment with International Standards The regulation follows th

to the WTO  To comply with Canada's international trade obligations, the consultation on

se practices, aligned with national and international standards, are designed to protect publ

mical and common names, referencing the International Union of Pure and Applied Chemistry (IU