CIRS is to Host the China and EU Chemical Regulation Forum in Shanghai - Regulatory News - Chemicals

Chemical Inspection and Regulation Service Limited (CIRS) is to host the China and EU Chemical Regulation Forum in Intercontinental Shanghai Pudong Hotel on 14 March 2018. This Forum mainly focuses on the latest chemical regulations in EU and China. Officials from ECHA, Shanghai Entry-Exit Inspection and Quarantine Bureau and Shanghai Administration of Work Safety as well as experts from CIRS will speak during the Forum.

Official Interpretation to China Hazardous Chemical Administrative Policies

Recently, China is attaching great importance to the administration of hazardous chemicals. On 1 May 2015, the Catalog of Hazardous Chemicals (2015 edition) officially took effect. The implementation of this Catalog showed that China tightened its administration on hazardous chemicals. For this reason, officials from Shanghai CIQ will give a speech in the Forum and shared their opinions on how to better manage hazardous chemicals, how to judge whether a chemical is a hazardous chemical as well as the supervisory strategies concerning the export, storage and transport of hazardous chemicals.

The last registration deadline under REACH is approaching

As the REACH registration will be closed on 31 May 2018, relevant enterprises only have less than 6 months to register under REACH. To help enterprises understand the new features of REACH registration in 2018, to guide enterprises in REACH registration and to assist enterprises in regulatory compliance after REACH registration completed, officials from ECHA and experts from CIRS will give a speech and provide answers in details.

Latest progress of the amended Guidance Documents for New Chemical Substance Notification in China

On 31 August 2017, China Ministry of Environmental Protection (MEP) announced to adjust the data requirements under the Guidance Documents for New Chemical Substance Notification. How will the amended guidance documents influence relevant enterprises? How can enterprises comply with the amended guidance documents? For this reason, experts from CIRS will speak at the Forum to help enterprises better understand their obligations and give suggestions to them.

Who shall attend?

Products safety and regulatory affairs expert
Chemical procurement and trading manager
Quality control responsible person
Products registration specialist
Chemical import & export manager
Responsible person of the company

Arrangements:

Location: Intercontinental Shanghai Pudong Hotel (Tomson Grand Ballroom), No.777 Zhangyang Road, Pudong New Area, Shanghai

Time: 9:00-16:20 14 March 2018

Registration Fee: Free of Charge (Excluding hotel expense)

Contact person: Susan Shen Tel.: 0571-87206574 Email: susan@cirs-group.com

Agenda

Time	Topic	Speaker
8:00-9:00	Registration
9:00-9:10	Welcome
9:10-9:50	Management regulation on import and export of hazardous chemical in China	Mr. Liu Feng, Deputy Director of Department of Inspection Supervision, Shanghai CIQ
9:50-10:20	Tea and Coffee
10:20-11:00	Current status and analysis of hazardous chemical registration in Shanghai	Mr. Zhang Kai, Director of Department of Administration of Hazardous Chemical, Shanghai Administration of Work Safety
11:00-11:40	How to author a SDS or ESDS under REACH regulation.	Ms. Cloris Pan Head of GHS Team, CIRS
11:40-12:00	Panel discussion
12:00-13:30	Lunch time
13:30-14:10	How could industries meet the registration deadline in 2018 and fulfil post-registration obligations under EU REACH	Ms. Catherine Cornu, Senior Scientific Officer, ECHA
14:10-14:50	REACH registration for Lead Registrant case study	Mr. Gilbert Guo, Manager, CIRS
14:50-15:20	Tea and Coffee
15:20-16:00	China new chemical substance notification analysis and case study	Fiona Lv, Head of Asian-Pacific Region Team, CIRS
16:00-16:20	Panel discussion

Registration (Registration has closed)

Please fill in the Registration Form and send it back to Ms. Susan Shen at susan@cirs-group.com or fax it to 0086 571 87206533.

We will confirm your information and send it back to you as soon as possible.

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