Relevant Links
- The List of First Batch of 510 Existing Substances Subject to Registration under K-REACH was Published by Korea MOE
- Modification in the Data Requirement of the Draft of Revised Guidance for New Chemical Substance Notification in China
- CFDA Revised the Final Version of IECIC 2014 and Consulted Public Comments
- Draft of the Revised Guidance for New Chemical Substance Notification in China was Published for Public Consultation
- Updates on New Chemical Substance Notification in China from MEP-SCC during ChemCon 2015
- A minor increase in the administrative fee of EU reach again makes the cost of registration raise
- Two Kinds of Substances are Newly Added as the 13th Batch of SVHC Substance
- South Korea to Prolong the Term of Regulatory Compliance for the Registration of New Substances
- Japan to Amend the Industrial Safety Law
- SAWS Order No.79: 6 regulations related to hazardous chemical administration have been modified
- Chinese Regulation Requirements on Imported Food Contact Materials and Articles
- SCRA 2015 Successfully Held in Shanghai
- Seminar on the Interpretation of the Latest 2015 Hazardous Chemicals Regulations and Introduction to China GHS
- China Issues a Revised RoHs Draft for Public Comment
- Requirements for Disposable Sanitary Products such as Diapers, Wet Wipes and Tissue Paper of China
- A Successful Meeting has been Held between Chinese Government Delegates with CIRS at Ireland
- CIRS to Attend ChemCon Asia 2015
- CIRS to Talk in the Free Webinar Hosted by Royal Society of Chemistry: How Research Organizations Can Ensure Compliance with the GHS CLP Chemical Regulation
- K-REACH: Notice of Inventory of Existing Substances Addition
- Analysis of Draft of GB 9685 National Standard for the Uses of Additives in Food Contact Materials and Articles in China
- “The Catalog of Hazardous Chemicals 2015” has been Implemented
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Free Webinar:Analysis on Revised Guidance of MEP Order 7 and its Impact
original article from CIRS
The new "Guidance for New Chemical Substance Notification and Registration (draft)" was issued on June 25, 2015 on the website of MEP-SCC and will be open for public consultation. The changes focus on several main areas: application scope; management policy; data and waiving requirements; risk assessment reports; post-registration requirements and procedure, etc. Expert from CIRS will bring the most updated information on the revised guidance and its impact to the industry in the webinar.
Time and Schedule
Start time:
Webinar 1 (Chinese): 6:00am (GMT) or 2:00 pm (Beijing Time) 14th July 2015;
Webinar 2 (English): 9:00am (GMT), or 5:00pm (Beijing Time) 14th July 2015;
Webinar 3 (English): 1:00pm (GMT), or 9:00pm (Beijing Time) 14th July 2015;
Length: 40 min
Presentation focus: legal background, comparison between current and proposed revised version of MEP Order7 guidance document, the impact to the industry, CIRS analysis and advices, etc.
Presenter: Eric Xiong, Head of Industrial Chemical Sector, CIRS (in English);
Bruce Wang, Technical Manager and Senior Advisor (in Chinese)
Registration fee: free of charge
About the Presenter
Eric Xiong Head of Industrial Chemicals Sector, CIRS China
Mr. Eric Xiong has more than 8 years working experience in product stewardship and regulatory compliance service for industrial chemicals in China and other east Asian countries.
His vast experience in getting more than 50 new substances approved under typical notification under MEP Order 7 (China REACH) and other Asian pacific countries provides him with deep understanding of chemical regulations and rich knowledge in providing solutions for serving company’s regulatory compliance needs before entering into China market.
BruceWang, Technical expert of New Chemical Notification in China, CIRS China
Mr. Bruce Wang has been working since 2011 on notification of new chemicals in China and chemical safety assessment. He has abundant experience on interpretation of new chemical management regulatory in China, data gap analysis and preparing chemical safety report.
Who Shall Attend?
- Foreign companies who want to export new chemical into China or domestic companies who will manufacture hazardous chemicals in China.
- Regulatory affair specialists involved with new chemicals regulations.
- Responsible persons in chemical product supply chain.
How to Register:
Please consider your time zone and language to choose one of the three webinars to register, they will have exactly the same contents.
Click the link below to register.
Webinar 1 (Chinese): 6:00am (GMT) or 2:00 pm (Beijing Time) 14th July 2015;
Webinar 2 (English): 9:00am (GMT), or 5:00pm (Beijing Time) 14th July 2015;
Webinar 3 (English): 1:00pm (GMT), or 9:00pm (Beijing Time) 14th July 2015;
After online registration, you will receive a link one day and one hour before the webinar starts.By clicking that link, you shall be able to join our webinar automatically. Please note that space is strictly limited to a maximum of 100 attendees.
Contact Us
- CIRS China
Hangzhou CIRS Co. Ltd (CIRS China)
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