South Korea revised the Designation of Toxic Substances.

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Jun 14, 2023 | South Korea revised the Designation of Toxic Substances.

K-REACH Labelling Hazardous chemicals

On 1 June 2023, the National Institute of Environmental Research (NIER) in South Korea publicly notified the Designation of Toxic Substances under the Act on Registration and Evaluation of Chemicals (K-REACH). 

Earlier this year, NIER consulted on a draft amendment for this matter, and the main proposed revisions included the following:  

  • The new designation of toxic substances for which hazard assessment has been completed: CAS 2713-34-0, CAS 872-93-5, CAS 91742-16-4, CAS 79-00-5, CAS 1976005-08-9, and CAS 84988-61-4.

  • Revise the name of toxic substances: DMAB; Dimethylamine borane; CAS 74-94-2, CAS 68-11-1 and mixtures containing more than 1%, CAS 126-98-7 and mixtures containing more than 1%, Selenium [CAS 7782-49-2] or its compounds and 1% a mixture containing the above. However, selenium, cadmium sulfoselenide orange (CAS 12656-57-4), cadmium sulfoselenide red (CAS 58339-34-7), except that it contains less than 25 % of CAS 10026-13-8 and mixtures containing it more than 1%, CAS 102-82-9 and mixtures containing it more than 1%, and CAS 1702310-11-9.

  • Regulate newly designated toxic substances on import declaration & business license under Chemical Control Act (CCA), labeling hazardous chemicals, and transitional measures for handling. 

 

We acknowledge that the above information has been compiled from NIER

Originally published on Global Product Compliance.

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