On October 12, 2022, Vietnam’s Ministry of Industry and Trade (MOIT) released a proposal to revise the Law on Chemicals (06/2007/QH12)*. The draft revision is expected to be finalized and submitted for comments at the 8th Session of the 15th National Assembly in October 2024 and approved at the 9th session in May 2025.The revision is proposed to improve the practicality and feasibility of the law and enhance the efficiency and effectiveness of national chemical management.
| *The Law on Chemicals (06/2007/QH12) is the overarching chemical regulation in Vietnam, which was issued in November of 2007 and took effect in 2008. It stipulates provisions on the management of production, trading, import and export, use and disposal of chemicals, safety in chemical handling, chemical information transfer, etc. |
Main Objectives
- Improve the practicality and feasibility of the law
- Ensure the consistency between this law and other treaties or conventions Vietnam has joined
- Improve the effectiveness and efficiency of national chemical management
- Develop an integrated legal document system for chemical management
- Harmonize the Law on Chemicals with regulations in other countries to attract foreign investors and technology-intensive corporations in the chemical field to expand business in Vietnam
Major Amendments
1. Definitions and application scope of the Law 2. Sustainable development of the chemical industry as a fundamental and modern industry 3. Consistent chemical management throughout the life cycle 4. Management of chemicals contained in products 5. Chemical safety assurance 6. Regulation on chemical information [Read the detailed amendments at ChemLinked]
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