Imported Pet Food Compliance Service

On April 27, 2018, the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Affairs of the People’s Republic of China issued Notice No. 20, which formulated a series of normative documents on the registration and management of pet feed, including Measures for The Administration of Pet Feed, Regulations on the Labeling of Pet Feed and Regulations on the Hygiene of Pet Feed. Since then, China has established a relatively independent management system for pet feed, including production licenses, hygiene standards and labeling requirements. Compliance Procedures for Pet Food All imported pet food must go through inspection by the entry-exit inspection and quarantine body in accordance with the provisions of relevant laws and administrative regulations on import and export commodity inspection, and the certification materials must be attached. More Governing Bodies Import – General Administration of Customs (GACC) and its subordinate bodies Operations – The Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Affairs Relevant Laws and…

Sep. 29th, 2019

What Makes Us Different？

As a people based business, we always ask ourselves two questions to improve our services. One is what is more that we can deliver to our clients than other competitors, and the other is if our competitor is offering the exact same product, how ours are better. Bearing both in hearts, we keep researching in depth on a wider range of chemical and chemical-related legislations, and intend to develop more convenience-providing products like Chemlinked, RSCC. We also keep on training our staffs and professionals, and absorb new talents into our team, and go the extra miles every time for our clients. For the competitiveness of REACH24H, we strive every minute to perfect our products and services. What is more that we can deliver than our competitors?REACH24H has already built strong relationships with local labs, so that we can devote ourselves to regulatory studying, professionalism enhancing, product developing, information providing, and…

Mar. 26th, 2014

Canadian Environmental Protection Act

Canadian Environmental Protection Act, 1999 (Hereafter referred to as “the Act”) came into force on March 31, 2000. It gives Canadian government the authority to address pollution issues, to manage the very toxic substance and manage the substance in and out Canada. The Act powers for all phases of the life cycle of a substance or product containing a substance (e.g. Manufacture, import, release, use, etc.). The Act also gives the Minister authority to maintain a Domestic Substances List (DSL). Substances listed on DSL are treated as Existing Chemical Substances in Canada and are managed by the Minister. Their toxicity evaluation and hazard assessment are done by Canada government. Meanwhile, substances that are not listed on DSL are treated as new substances and need file new substance notification. There is another substance list under the Act, non-domestic Substance List (NDSL). NDSL is the list of substances accepted as being in…

Mar. 25th, 2014

China Disinfectants

Pursuant to the “Decision of the State Council on Cancellation and Transfer of 50 Items of Administrative Permits and Other Affairs”, Decree 27 of 2013, approval of disinfectants and disinfection devices not produced by the use of new materials, new technologies and new principles of sterilization was canceled by the National Health and Family Planning Commission (the former Ministry of Health). Under this newly deregulated market, when these disinfectants and disinfection devices are traded on the Chinese market they are now required to implement the hygiene and safety assessment on the basis of the national hygiene standards and technical specifications. Local governments are required to conduct supervision and inspection of the enterprises and their products by law. Two Types of Regulatory Compliant Work for China Hygienic Disinfectants >> Administrative license for disinfectants produced by the use of new materials, new technologies and new principles of sterilization (referred to as new disinfection…

Mar. 24th, 2014

China Coatings

The “Administrative Measures on Inspection and Supervision of Imported Coating” mandate that imported coatings are issued a license by AQSIQ prior to market entry. AQSIQ also designates specific testing laboratories, registration offices and filing agencies to assess and administrate the regulation of imported coatings. For imported coating that pass the inspection, the inspection and quarantine authorities shall issue an “Inspection and Quarantine Certificate of Entry Cargo”. Our Services>>Consulting services on China Coating Import License Application>>Coating Import License application Procedure of the Coating Import License by REACH24H Why Choose Us?REACH24H SRCC (Stewardship & Regulation of China Chemicals) Team has extensive experience conducting hygienic disinfectant registration and can provide a China hygienic disinfectant registration service. Our Strength>>Experienced Expert Team Support>>Strict Quality Control System>>Close Collaboration with Plenty of Certified Test Facilities>>Good Communication with Competent Authorities>>Fast Response to Clients Inquiries and Controlling Cost>>Obeying the Code of Ethics, Respecting the Confidentiality and Privacy of our Clients>>Excellent Project Management Our…

Mar. 24th, 2014

Cosmetics Regulation in China

China established its current cosmetic regulatory system in 1990, through the implementation of the Regulation for Hygienic Supervision over Cosmetic Products. Various accompanying administrative rules, safety standards and guidelines were issued by the former competent authority, the China Ministry of Health (MoH), as well as the current competent authority, the China Food and Drug Administration (CFDA) through a 20 year period. Get to Know Cosmetics Regulation in China View cosmetics regulation in China in depth please visit Chemlinked: https://chemlinked.com/en/chempedia/china-cosmetics-regulation. ChemLinked is a unique platform bringing you unparalleled access and up-to-the-minute coverage on chemical regulatory news in China, Japan, Taiwan and South Korea. ChemLinked is all powered by REACH24H. 1. Regulatory Framework and Competent Authority 2(6)CIQ Inspection 1(1)Existing Main Cosmetic Regulations in China 2(7)Production Licensing of Cosmetics in China 1(2)Competent Authority 3. Cosmetic Ingredient 2. Cosmetic Products 3(1)Cosmetic Ingredient Lists 2(1)Definitionk 3(2)Definition of New Cosmetic Ingredient 2(2)Classification 3(4)Registration of New Cosmetic Ingredients 2(3)Registration…

Mar. 21st, 2014

Globally Harmonized System (GHS) for Hazard Classification and Labelling – Potential Misconceptions and Challenges Ahead

Origins of GHS

The origins of GHS can be traced back to 1989 when the International Labor Organization (ILO) adopted a Resolution pertaining to the harmonization of systems of classification and labeling for the use of hazardous chemicals at work, which was followed a year later with a Convention (No.170) and a Recommendation (No.177) concerning safety in the use of chemicals at work (1). Countries adopting this convention were required to have a system in place for hazard classification and labeling. This international instrument laid the cornerstone for subsequent developments culminating in the UN Conference on the Environment and Development, Rio 1992, whereby GHS was endorsed as a priority for international cooperation (2). The first edition of GHS, which was intended to serve as the initial basis for the global implementation of the system, was approved by the Committee of Experts at its first session in 2002 and published in 2003 (3). Since then, the GHS has been updated, revised and improved every two years as needs arise and experience is gained in its implementation.

Feb. 20th, 2013

Regulations on the Control over Safety of Hazardous Chemicals (China State Council [2011] Decree No. 591)

On 11 March 2011, the Chinese State Council issued the revised version of Regulations on the Control over Safety of Hazardous Chemicals (Decree No. 591). The regulation, which addresses the safe management of hazardous chemicals during their production, storage, use, operation (sales and import) and transport, will be put into effect on the 1st December 2011. Background of Decree No. 591   The regulation was initially enacted in 1987 and has gone through two modifications, in 2002 and 2011. The earliest version has been expanded from 42 to 102 articles, combined with 4 supporting measures and a group of technical GB standards. Therefore the 2011 version is regarded as the most comprehensive law regulating existing chemicals in China. It is also the main legislation for implementing GHS in China. The following table demonstrates how the regulation has progressed over the two decades in respects of the applicable scope, definition of…

Nov. 02nd, 2011

Registration procedure for pesticides in China

Registration Procedure for Pesticides in China   There are generally 3 phases for the registration of pesticides in China: Field Trial, Temporary Registration and Full Registration. Registration of a new pesticide, within a protection period or a new preparation, should apply for all these phases. If the applicant wants to skip the Field Trial and Temporary Registration phases, and apply for Full Registration directly, data is required for all these three phases and should be submitted all at once when applying for Full Registration. Copies of data already provided in an application for a Field Trial and a Temporary Registration can be provided for Full Registration applicatons for a new product. For other registration types, these data can be waived based on a written explanation.   1) Pesticide Field Trial The applicant needs to submit an Application Form for a Field Trial and apply for Field Trial approval. The Application…

Apr. 29th, 2011

China pesticide Registration types

China pesticide Registration types There are several different registration types specified under Chinese Pesticide Regulation. 1) New pesticide Technical material or preparations containing active substance which has not been registered in domestic. 2) New pesticide within protection period Technical material or preparations containing active substance which has already been registered in domestic, but still within the 6 year protection period for the first registrant. Applicant shall apply for registration both of the Technical material and the Preparation for a new pesticide or a new pesticide within protection period. Data are protected for 6 years for the First Registration of a new pesticide. To register a new pesticide within the protection period, the applicant could obtain letter of access to the data of the registered new pesticide by agreement of the previous registrant. Otherwise, the applicant shall provide data according to the data requirements for new product under Pesticide Regulation. 3)…

Apr. 29th, 2011
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