China MEE released 3,069 new chemical record notifications received from July 2022 to December 2022.
By a notice issued on April 7, 2023, the Chinese Ministry of Ecology and Environment (MEE) made public 3,069 new chemical record registrations that were received in the second half of 2022, covering more than 21,600 new chemical substances. The attached list contains the applicant and the corresponding representative agent (if any), the time for record registration, the receipt number, and the number of new chemical substances. Details can be accessed here.
Under MEE Order No. 12, new chemicals manufactured or imported in quantities below 1 ton per year, polymers containing less than 2% of a new chemical monomer/recant, or PLCs are subject to record registration. Notably, there’s no approval for record registration, which means that businesses can start relevant activities immediately after submitting application materials and receiving the receipt sent via the online registration system.
However, in practice, it doesn’t mean that obligations under record registration are that easy to fulfill. The MEE will conduct spot checks of the submitted materials. The applicants in question will be asked to provide materials for supplementary or correction. If applicants fail to provide the required materials within the limited period, the record notification receipts will be revoked, and the corresponding activities will be ordered to cease. Reprinted from: ChemLinkedContact Us
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