GPC's Regulatory Newsletter | October 2022

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1. Canada: Canada proposes to add Solvent Violet 13 to the list of toxic substances.?Read More
2. USA: Developing a worldwide chemicals database: EU, US and Canada make initial strides.?Read More
3. Europe: Discussions opened for the updated proposal on the European Food Contact Material legislation. Read More
4. Europe: Belgium requests views on SVHCs for EDC action plan?Read More
5. Europe: REACH revision further delayed - a "life and death” matter.?Read More
6. India: Electric Vehicle Battery Standards Amended for Enhanced Safety in India Read More
7. China: China consults on GHS labelling standard?Read More
8. South Korea: South Korea updates the Regulations on preparation methods for registration application dossier and hazard review methods?Read More
9. South Korea: South Korea updates the Regulation on chemical substance classification and labelling Read More
10. South Korea: South Korea consults for the Rules on Approval of Chemical Safety Information Exception Read More
11. Japan: Japan updates its guidance for risk assessments of PACS under the CSCL Read More
12. Australia: Australia proposes changes to the rules for the introduction of low-volume substances. Read More
13. Brazil: Undergoing Brazilian reform on chemicals regulation Read More
14. Philippines: Transitory period extension for HUHS products issued by the Philippines FDA Read More
15. Malaysia: Malaysia consults on aligning health and safety rules with GHS 8 Read More
16. Malaysia: Malaysia restricts the use of three substances in cosmetics and bans one Read More

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