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f Information in Applications for State Registration of Identical Chemical Substance.” Dev

bstances Control Act and the Act on the Registration and Evaluation of Chemicals (K-REACH).

ssification system under the Act on the Registration and Evaluation of Chemicals. The table

r the full submission of data. The full registration dossiers would hence need to be submitt

ual Reporting requirement for Phase One Registration between April 1 to September 30   

being proposed:  1. Expanded Import Registration Requirements  Currently, importers

on proposals to extend the transitional registration submission deadlines under UK REACH fur

Eliminates the need for extended REACH registration for certain component substances.

Walkthroughs for hazardous substance registration and annual reporting  This reg

c, and their alloys. Mandatory Registration: All stakeholders must register on a Ce

Legislation (S-5) to modernize the Canadian Environmental Protection Act (CEPA) received consent from the Senate and royal assent on 13 June. The provisions of Bill S-5 will come into effect immediately and the Canadian government now has two years t

government will also revise the Act on Registration and Evaluation of Chemical Substances i

inclusion and modification of pesticide registrations. Ranging from 30 days to two years, th

tion and labelling notifications, REACH registrations and dossiers for product and process o

r Type 2 substance, no notification and registration are required. As for type 3 substances,

xemption provisions during the previous registration year. This includes 5,054 chemicals rep

ación Sanitaria Obligatoria) or Health Registration Certificate. The measure applies exc

e Measures on Environmental Management Registration of New Chemical Substances (MEE Order

e is no requirement to transfer UK held registrations to an EU 27 legal entity in order to r

they are placed in Indian territory. Registration Only identified substances meeting