Latest Interpretation of Guidance on Existing Chemical Substances Standard Registration in Taiwan

Jun. 15th, 2020

Jared Chen/Jessica Chung/Raina Lu

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Background

Taiwan region existing chemical substances standard registration has been attracting much attention from the industries. On March 11, 2019, Taiwan EPA designated the first batch of 106 Priority Existing Chemical substances subject to standard registration and issued Guidance for Standard Registration of Designated Chemical Substances by stages (draft) (hereinafter referred to as the “Draft”). After collecting and evaluation of the opinions from other juridictions and the chemical industries, finally, Taiwan EPA issued the long awaited Guidance on Existing Chemical Substances Standard Registration (Version 1) (hereinafter referred to as the “Guidance”) on June 9, 2020.

In this webinar, compared with the Draft, we will mainly focus on the registration process, data requirements and review progress according to the Guidance, in order to help enterprises figure out the registration strategy, get it well prepared and ensure the entrance to Taiwan market in compliance.

Contents

  1. How to determine whether I need to do the existing chemical substances standard registration ?
  2. Which significant changes in the Guidance shall be paid attention to ?
  3. How to complete the standard registration in a cost-effective and speedy way?

Schedule

Date Time (GMT+8) Language Registration
2020.6.15 14:00-15:00 Chinese Click here
2020.6.16 14:00-15:00 Japanese Click here
22:30-23:30 English Click here

 Speakers

Jared Chen

Regulatory Affairs Consultant

Mr. Jared Chen is an experienced consultant from the Asia-Pacific Chemical Registration Department of REACH24H. He plays a role to provide professional advice for clients who seek chemical compliance solutions. With a background of chemistry, Mr. Chen possesses expertise in chemical regulatory affairs in China, China Taiwan, Korea, Japan, Philippines, and other Asian Pacific region. And his advanced mediation and communication skills enable him to help clients home and abroad cope with challenges to remove the regulatory business barriers in a speedy and cost-effective way.

Jessica Chung

Regulatory Affairs Consultant

Jessica Chung obtained a Master’s Degree of Physiology and Biophysics from National Defense Medical Center.Focusing on the registration work under Taiwan’s chemical regulations, she has experience in test project supervision and registration response, and has successfully completed the preparation of registration documents and file submission of multiple substances. Jessica has been invited by many domestic unions and international companies to conduct internal lectures and training.

Raina Lu

Regulatory Affairs Consultant

Ms. Raina obtained her master’s degree in life sciences at Nagoya University. Currently, she is mainly responsible for the consulting services for the registration of hazardous chemicals in China, the declaration of new chemical substances in China, and the registration of chemical substances in Taiwan, etc., and has provided compliance suggestions for many Japanese companies.

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