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GUIDANCE on Compliance Procedures the Act on Registration and Evaluation, etc. of of Chemical Substances
Guidance on Compliance Procedures
of the Act on Registration and Evaluation, etc.
of Chemical Substances (ARECs)
Task Force on Support for Industry in
Complying with Chemical Safety Rules
1. Overview of ARECs
The previous Toxic Chemicals Control Act has been revised as the Act on Registration and
Evaluation, etc. of Chemical Substances (hereinafter referred to as "ARECs") and the
Chemicals Control Act (hereinafter referred to as "CCA"), and they came into effect on
January 1, 2015. Both ARECs and CCA aim at preventing any harm to human health and
the environment caused by chemicals and properly controlling toxic chemicals, ultimately
securing healthy and safe environment.
ARECs is merely composed of the registration and evaluation system for chemical
substances and the safety management system for chemical products. Under ARECs,
chemical substances subject to hazard examination were expanded from non-phase-in
substances to phase-in substances. Definition of non-phase-in substances was also revised
from those manufactured and imported over 0.1 ton annually to all non-phase-in substances.
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2. Glossary of ARECs
○ Key Terms
Terms Definition
A chemical substance means an element, its compounds and substances
Chemical obtained by artificial chemical reaction therewith, and substances obtained by
Substance chemical modification, extraction, purification of substances in their natural
state
Manufacturer Any person who manufactures (or synthesizes) a chemical substance within
the territory of Republic of Korea
Importer Taxpayers according to Article 19 of the Customs Act
- Chemical substances domestically distributed for commercial purposes prior
to February 2, 1991 and publicly announced by the Minister of Environment
Phase-in after consultation with the Minister of Employment and Labor
Substance - Chemical substances went through hazard examination after February 2,
1991 pursuant to the former Toxic Chemicals Control Act and publicly
announced by the Minister of Environment
Non-phase-in
Substance All chemical substances excluding phase-in substances
Phase-in substances deemed necessary to register for hazard examination
Phase-in under Article 18 of ARECs or risk assessment under Article 24 of ARECs,
Substance subject and publicly announced by the Minister of Environment after deliberation of
to Registration
the Chemical Substance Evaluation Committee under Article 7 of ARECs.
Hazardous chemical substances as designated and publicly announced by the
Toxic Substance Minister of Environment in accordance with the standards prescribed by
Presidential Decree
Chemical substances with risk concerns that the Minister of Environment
publicly announces, after consultation with the head of relevant central
Substances administrative agency pursuant to Article 25 and deliberation of the Chemical
subject to
Substance Evaluation Committee under Article 7, in order to have such
Authorization
substances manufactured, imported, or used only with authorization of the
Minister of Environment
Chemical substances deemed to pose high risk, when used for a certain
purpose, that the Minister of Environment publicly announces pursuant to
Restricted Article 27, after consultation with the head of relevant central administrative
Substance agency and deliberation of the Chemical Substance Evaluation Committee
under Article 7, in order to prevent such substances from being manufactured,
imported, sold, stored/preserved, transported, or used for such purpose
Chemical substances deemed to pose high risk that the Minister of
Environment publicly announces pursuant to Article 27, after consultation
Prohibited with the head of relevant central administrative agency and deliberation of
Substance the Chemical Substance Evaluation Committee under Article 7, in order to
prohibit such substance from being manufactured, imported, sold,
stored/preserved, transported, or used for any purpose
Hazardous Any toxic substance, substance subject to authorization, restricted substance,
Chemical prohibited substance, and other chemical substances that pose, or are likely to
Substance pose a hazard or risk
- 6 -3. Confirmation of Phase-in substances and Substances under Regulation
○ Confirmation of chemicals through the National Chemicals Information System (http://ncis.nier.go.kr/)
A. Click "Chemical Search" at the website of NCIS.
B. Type the chemical name or CAS No. in the search box.
- 7 -C. Click the chemical name or a link to read more chemical information.
D. Details of chemical information
- Phase-in substances subject to registration, phase-in substances, toxic substances or
accident prevention substances
- 8 -4. Report of Substance Manufacturing
○ Reporting Process
Chemical substance (product)?
Yes
No
Subject to ARECs? Apply relevant laws and regulations
Yes
Yes
Non-phase-in substances? Subject to report exemption?
No No
Subject to report
(Regional Environmental Office)
Manufacture·Import·Sell more No
No report duty
than 1 ton annually?
Yes
Yes
Subject to report exemption? No report duty
No
Subject to report
(Regional Environmental Office)
- 9 -A. Overview of Reporting System
- The reported data is used as a source to designate phase-in substances subject to
registration. Through the data, the authorities can identify the current status of
manufacture, import and sales of chemical substances and figure out those having
obligation of joint registration for the same phase-in substance subject to registration.
B. Subjects to Report
- A person who manufactures, imports or sells a non-phase-in substance or more than 1 ton per
year of a phase-in substance
- An overseas manufacturer or producer who appoints an only representative (OR) who can meet
the obligation on behalf of domestic importer
- A person who is commissioned to manufacture a chemical substance
C. Required Data
- Information on manufacturer, importer and seller of chemical substance (company name,
location, contact number, etc.)
- Information on OR appointed by overseas manufacturer (company name, location, contact
number, etc.)
- Information on chemical substance (name, CAS number, etc.)
- Use of chemical substance, including manufacture, import and sales volume of each use
- In the case of commissioned manufacturer, commission certificate including the information on
the commissioned person or a copy of commission contact
- In the case of OR appointed by overseas manufacturer, declaration certificate on OR
appointment
D. Exemption from Report
- A chemical substance imported as an internal part of machinery
- A chemical substance imported along with a machine or equipment for the purpose of a
trial run
- A chemical substance contained as solid form in a product and is not released when
using the product
- A chemical substance imported or manufactured for the purpose of research and
development
- Non-isolated intermediate
- 10 -- Phase-in substance proved its lower risk with sufficient data and also announced by the
Ministry of Environment
E. Competent Authority
- Regional environmental offices
F. Report Period
- Report the previous year’s data until June 30 of the next year
- Report of change
Category Reporting Deadline Contents
Change of information Company name, location,
1 month from the date of change
on reporter contact number, etc.
1 month from the date of knowing Change within use
Change of use
the change classification system
- 11 -5. Registration of Chemicals
○ Registration Process
Chemical substance (product)?
Yes
No Apply relevant laws and
Subject to ARECs?
regulations
Yes
Manufacture or import
non-phase-in substance or more
than 1 ton per year of No Exclusion from registration
phase-in substance subject to
registration?
Yes
Subject to confirmation on Yes
Exemption from registration
registration exemption
according to Article 11 of (Korea Chemicals Management
ARECs and Article 11 of Association, KCMA, in accordance
with Article 53 of CCA)
Enforcement Decree?
No
Receipt on confirmation of Considered as confirmed
hazard examination exemption registration exemption according to
according to the previous Yes
TCCA? Article 4 of Addenda
No
Yes
Registration of small volume
Subject to
Annual volume of
registration manufacture or import is
less than 1 ton?
(National Institute of
No
Environmental Research, NIER) General registration
- 12 -A. Overview of Registration System
- Regulation to manage chemical substances based on a principle of ‘No market, No data’
- Regulation to identify hazard data of substances placing on the Korean market and evaluate risks
given substances' uses and exposure levels.
B. Subjects to Registration
- A person who manufactures or imports non-phase-in substances or over 1 ton per year of
phase-in substances subject to registration
C. Required Data
- Chemical substance’s identification, use, classification & labelling, properties, hazard and risk data
Category Registration Criteria Content
1. Manufacturer/Importer
- Company name, location, a representative
Information
- Identification information including name,
2. Chemical Information
molecular or structural formula
- Non-phase-in substances - Use classification system, confirmed use,
3. Use
prohibited use
- Phase-in Substances subject
to Registration - Specification of Globally Harmonized System of
4. Classification/Labeling Classification and Labeling of Chemicals (GHS)
(Over 1 ton/year) category
5. Physical/Chemical
Properties - Differentiation, given the tonnage band
6. Hazard - Submission of test data or test summary
- Over 100 ton a year
(Phased reinforcement)
- Hazard examination
(over 100 tons from Jan. 1, 2015
- Exposure assessment
7. Risk over 70 tons from Jan. 1, 2017
(exposure scenario/exposure prediction)
over 50 tons from Jan. 1, 2018
- Preparing in order of safety confirmation
over 20 tons from Jan. 1, 2019
over 10 tons from Jan. 1, 2020)
- Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) and
8. Guideline on Safe Use - Non-phase-in substances emergency measures against explosion, fire and
- Phase-in substances subject leakage
to registration (Over 1
9. Exposure Data ton/year) - Exposure data related to the use
※ The test data on physical/chemical properties and hazards to human health and the
environment is differentiated based on the tonnage band.
- 13 -D. Registration Method
- Registration dossier should be submitted to the National Institute of Environmental Research
(NIER), before manufacturing or importing chemical substances. (ARECs IT system,
https://kreach.me.go.kr/opeweb/main.do)
E. Registration Period
Category Registration Point
Non-phase-in
- Registration prior to manufacture or import
substances
- Possible to manufacture or import without registration during the
Phase-in substances grace period
Subject to
Registration ※ Grace period: three years from the date when phase-in substances
subject to registration are publicly notified
F. Request on Individual Submission of Registration Dossier
○ A person who intends to individually submit registration dossier shall submit a
confirmation form for individual submission first (please refer to the form in Annex
10) to the KCMA, in accordance with Article 15(1) of ARECs and Article 18(1) of the
Enforcement Decree.
Applicable Provision Reasons for Individual Submission
- Where it is expected that a trade secret is disclosed, thereby causing
Article 15(1)
considerable commercial loss
of ARECs
- Where joint submission costs more than individual submission
- When the classification and labelling of chemicals are different for
Article 14 of the same test category
Enforcement Decree,
ARECs - When opinion differs from the joint submission representative on test
data selection for the same test category
- 14 -G. Confirmation Application for Registration Exemption
Chemicals Subject to Registration Exemption Application Period
1. A chemical substance that is an internal part of an imported machine
Applying
2. A chemical substance imported along with a machine or equipment for
for the purpose of a trial run exemption -
is not
3. A chemical substance which is contained as solid form in product needed
and is not released when the product is used
1. A chemical substance manufactured/imported less than 10 tons per
year to be entirely exported
2. A chemical substance manufactured/imported less than 10 tons per Once a
year to be used to manufacture a chemical substance which will be year
exported as a whole
3. A chemical substance for the purpose of test, analysis, chemical
research such as reagent, et.
4. A chemical substance for the purpose of research and development,
(e.g. development of chemical substance or product, By R&D
renovation/development of production processing, testing of new Project
application of a chemical, trial manufacturing)
5. Polymer compounds of low concerns
Applying
a. A polymers with number average molecular weight greater than for
10,000: molecular weight under 1,000 is less than 5% and exemption
molecular weight under 500 is less than 2 % is needed
b. A polymers with number average molecular over 1,000 but less
than 10,000: molecular weight under 1,000 is less than 25%,
molecular weight under 500 is less than 10 % First one time
6. Substance for surface treatment (when both the material to get
surface treatment or the substance for surface treatment is not non
phase-in substance or phase-in substance subject to registration).
7. Non-isolated intermediates
8. Isolated intermediates that their leak and exposure are blocked from
production to consumption, with technical methods
- 15 -6. Declaration of Products Containing Hazardous Substances
○ Declaration Process
Chemical substance (product)?
Yes
Subject to ARECs? No Apply relevant laws and regulations
Yes
Total volume of each hazardous
substance in product manufactured No
or imported more than 1 ton per Excluded from Declaration
year?
Yes
A chemical substance which is
contained in a product functioning in Yes
Excluded from Declaration
a specific solid form and not released
when the product is in use?
No
Is the hazardous substance Confirmation of declaration exemption
Yes
contained in the product subject
to confirmation of declaration (KCMA, in accordance with Article 53 of
exemption ? CCA)
No
Declaration of the products
containing hazardous substances
(Regional environmental offices)
- 16 -A. Overview of Declaration System
- This system is to protect public health from potential risks of products containing
hazardous substances by means of understanding the current status of hazardous
substances in products.
- Hazard and risk data of chemical substances and safety data of products containing
hazardous chemicals are managed in an integrated way, by collecting basic data through
the system to designate products of risk concerns, perform risk assessment and set up
safety and labelling standards of products containing hazardous substances
B. Subjects to Declaration
- A person who produces or imports a product containing hazardous chemical substance
(When the hazardous substance exceeds 0.1% of the product and its annual total volume
exceeds 1 ton for each hazardous substance)
C. Required Data
- A product’s user manual
- Pictures of a product
- For commissioned manufacturer, a commissioned person’s information and documents proving
the commission such as a copy of commission contract
- For an only representative (OR) appointed by an overseas manufacturer, a confirmation
receipt on OR appointment
D. Competent Authority
- Declaration → Regional Environmental Office
- Confirmation of declaration exemption → Korea Chemicals Management Association, KCMA
E. Declaration Period
Category Declaration Period
- After annual accumulation volume exceeds 1
1. When annual volume is known ton, it must be declared prior to the product’s
production·import
- After declaration prior to its production or
2. When the annual volume is uncertain but
import, the declaration form must be
is expected to exceed 1 ton
submitted by April 30 of the next year
3. When the annual volume does not exceed
- No obligation to declare
1 ton
- 17 -F. Subject to Declaration Exemption
- Where an exposure to chemical substance can be blocked when the product is used for
general purposes
- Where a chemical substance was registered to be used for the same use
- 18 -7. Information Offering
(1) Information Offering on Chemicals (transferor -> transferee)
A. Overview of Information Offering
- This system aims at sharing the safety data of substances within the supply chain,
including risk and hazard data of chemical substances or mixtures, in order to manage
chemical substances in workplace in a sound and safe manner. .
B. Subjects to Information Offering
- A person who transfers a registered chemical substance or a mixture containing a
registered substance (When a change of the information is made once after offering
relevant information, a transferor and a transferee also have an obligation to inform of
the change)
C. Required Information
Category Contents
1 Name, company name, location and phone number of information provider
2 Product name, substance (generic) name, registration number, CAS NO.
3 Classification/labelling
4 Permissible use or restricted use
Physicochemical properties, information on hazard to human health and the
5
environment
Exposure scenario (summary), hazard data including measures for hazard reduction,
6
etc.
7 Contents of hazard substance when a hazard substance is contained
Safety data including handling methods, emergency responses, tips to prevent leak,
8
and methods to discard personal protective equipments
9 Regulative information according to relevant laws and regulations
D. Period of Information Offering
- Chemical Substances’ safety data shall be provided before or at a time when transferring
a registered substance or mixture
- When a transferor hands over a substance repeatedly to the same transferee, it is
allowed to share the relevant data only the first time of transfer.
- 19 -E. Notice on Changes
Category Changes
When new physicochemical property or hazard is confirmed as a result of
1
hazard examination
2 When new risk is confirmed as a result of risk assessment
3 When new use is confirmed
4 When new regulation is confirmed
(2) Information Offering by Users (Upstream↔Downstream)
A. Overview of Information Offering
- This is to make manufacturers or importers identify a chemical substance' use and
exposure data accurately while fulfilling their obligations to report and register.
- This is also to utilize safety data for safe and sound management of chemical
substances, by means of sharing safety data between manufacturers/importers and
downstream user/sellers of chemical substances.
B. Subjects to Information Offering
- Between manufacturers/importers and downstream users/sellers of chemical substances or
mixtures
C. Information offered by Upstream Users
Category Content
1 Company name or name of manufacturer or importer
2 Chemical substance's name (generic name) and product's name
3 Volume of manufacturing or import (omittable)
4 Permissible use or Restricted use
Information on safe use, including handling method and emergency responses
5
against fire, etc.
6 Physicochemical properties, hazard data
7 Regulative information according to relevant laws and regulations
- 20 -D. Information offered by Downstream Users
Category Contents
1 Company name or name of downstream user and seller
2 Chemical substance and product's name
3 Use and sales volumes (omittable)
4 Specific description on use
5 Exposure data
6 Information on actions taken for safe use
E. Period of Information Offering
- Offer information within 1 month from the date of request on safety data
(3) Notice for Chemical Information Offering (Government→Declarer)
A. Notice Details
- Notice to the registrants and declarers of the products containing hazardous substances
when new information was confirmed or substances were designated as hazardous
substances as a result of hazard examination or risk assessment for an active information
offering and information exchange among downstream users
(4) Information Offering on Products Containing Hazardous Substances (Transferor→Transferee, Consumer)
A. Overview of Information Offering
- To prevent any harm to public health from products containing hazardous substances,
this system aims at sharing information on hazardous substance in the products, method
of use and precaution on handling within the supply chain.
B. Subjects to Information Offering
- A person who transfers a declared product containing hazardous chemicals (including
confirmed declaration exemption). If any change is made on the information which is
already declared, a person who received the information as well as a person who offer
the information should notify the Competent Authorities of the change.
- 21 -C. Required Information
Category Contents
1 Product name
2 Name and content of hazardous substance in product
3 Permissible uses or Restricted use
4 Specific method and condition for safe use
5 Precaution for handling, including measures against exposure
D. Period of Information Offering
- Offer information before or at the time when transferring a product containing hazardous
substance
- Offer information at no cost within 45 days from the date of request raised by a
product consumer
E. Notice on Changes
Category Changes
When new physicochemical property or hazard is confirmed as a result of hazard
1
examination
2 When new risk is confirmed as a result of risk assessment
3 When new use is confirmed for chemical substance or those contained in mixture
4 When new regulation on chemical substance is confirmed
- 22 -8. Registration by OR (Overseas Manufacturers or Producers)
A. Overview
- A system to prevent overseas manufactures or producers from avoiding information
offering on products containing hazardous substances to domestic importers due to
confidential business information
- The OR system allows overseas manufactures or producers to comply with ARECs by
appointing a person who meets the qualification.
B. Requirements for Appointment
- Nationality of the Republic of Korea
- A person having an address (a business office for corporation) in the Republic of Korea
C. How to Appoint OR
- A person appointed by overseas manufacturer or producer shall submit the appropriate
documents (please refer to Annex 33 of the Enforcement Rules) to the head of
appropriate Regional Environment Office, the president of NIER and the president of
KCMA in accordance with Article 53 of the Chemicals Control Act
- Documents which verify the requirements (nationality of the Republic of Korea or an
address in the Republic of Korea)
- Documents which verify the appointment or, if appropriate, dismissal (a copy of
appointment agreement, etc.)
D. Competent Agency
- National Institute of Environmental Research
- Regional environment offices
- Korea Chemicals Management Association
- 23 -9. Competent Authorities by Work
Processing and
Competent
Regulation Category Work Declaration
Authorities
Period
Phase-in
substances Report on manufacturing Regional
chemicals/report on changes environment every June 30th
(over 1 ton) office
Designation of phase-in
Ministry of once in every 3
substances subject to
Environment years
registration
Registration of over National 30 days
1ton of manufactured and Institute of
imported Environmental (Grace period of
substances(individual/joint) Research (NIER) 3 years)
Declaration
(3 days)
Non-phase-in Registration/declaration of
NIER Registration
substances or change
ARECs phase-in (7 days or 1
substances month)
Subject to
Registration Korea Chemicals
Confirmation of
over 1 ton/y Management
individual submission of 14 days
Association
registration dossier
(KCMA)
Confirmation of
disagreement on use of NIER 14 days
veterbrate test data
A person who
transfers a
registered
Information Offering on substance or a
-
substances mixture
containing a
registered
substance
- 24 -Notice for Information
NIER -
Offering
Non-phase-in
substances Registration of small
(under 1 amount of manufactured
NIER 7 days
ton/year; under and imported non-phase-in
100kg since substances
2020)
Exemption
Confirmation of
from KCMA 3 days
registration exemption
Registration
Ministry of
Designation of Designation/notification -
Environment
substances
subject to
authorization Report on the review about
KCMA -
grace period
Restricted
Ministry of
/Prohibited Designation/notification -
Environment
substances
Report on products Regional
containing hazardous environment 7 days
substances offices
Products of
risk concerns
Exemption from declaration
of products containing KCMA 7 days
hazardous substances
NIER,
Designated/
Designation and Prohibition Regional
Prohibited document by overseas environment 7 days
manufactures and producers offices,
Substances
KCMA
※ The grace period of registration is 3 years from the date of announcing phase-in
substances subject to registration in accordance with Article 9 of ARECs.
- 25 -10. FAQ
A. Reporting
○ Are phase-in substances subject to report?
- When phase-in substances are manufactured, imported and sold over 1 ton per year,
they should be reported.
○ Do all sellers have an obligation to report?
- Anyone sells chemical substances to those who use them as a raw material in
workplace should fulfill the obligation to report. However, if a person directly sells
products to end users does not have the obligation.
○ When using a substance for multiple uses, should it be reported by use?
- In principle, it is required to report uses of each substance. In this case, it is allowed
to write down multiple uses by substance.
○ Is it necessary to report a change if the volume of imported substance is changed after
reporting?
- Any change on importer (company name, location, contact number, etc.) or use of
chemical substance should be reported.
○ Is there any measure at institutional level when it is difficult to receive the data that
can verify components of imported item?
- When an importer cannot fulfill the obligation under Article 8 (Report) and Article 10
(Registration) of ARECs due to unavoidable reason, including where its overseas
manufacturer does not want to unveil confidential business information, the overseas
manufacturer can appoint an only representative (OR) who meet the qualification under
Article 38, and then have the OR fulfill the obligation.
B. Registration
○ Should each component be registered when importing a mixture?
- All non-phase-in substances in a mixture and over 1 ton per year of phase-in substances
subject to registration should be registered respectively.
○ It is prescribed that a manufacturer or importer has an obligation to register. Does a
user have no obligation to register?
- A downstream user, who only uses a substance or mixture after purchasing it from a
domestic company, does not have any obligation to register.
○ When importing a tiny amount of reagent for R&D, is it subject to registration? If so,
what are the necessary data and procedures?
- In accordance with Article 10(1) of the Enforcement Decree of ARECs, the substances
which are intended to manufacture or import for scientific experiments, analysis or
researches, such as a reagent, are subject to application for confirmation of registration
exemption. (once a year before importing the substance)
- To be confirmed registration exemption by the authorities, it is required to submit an
application form in Annex 6 according to Article 13(1) of the Enforcement Decree with
evidential documents to the president of KCMA.
- 26 -C. Declaration
○ When is the declaration period of products containing hazardous substances?
- If the annual volume (January 1 to December 31) of a product is known and it exceeds
1 ton per year, declaration should be made before production or import. If the annual
volume is unclear but expected to exceed 1 ton, it is required to make a
pre-declaration, and then submit the declaration form until April 30 next year.
○ A company produces cleaning product A and B containing hazardous substances.
Product A is to remove impurities in pipes of factory and Product B is to clean the
floor and the walls outside the building. In this case, what needs to be declared and
not to be declared?
- Since Product A is used to remove impurities in pipes used for production, it is
excluded from declaration obligation. However, Product B is subject to declaration as it
is used ultimately by end users.
○ Does “products containing hazardous substances” under Article 32(1) of ARECs mean
the products containing hazardous substances among “products of risk concerns” under
Article 2(16) of the Act or all products containing hazardous substances?
- "Products containing hazardous substances” under Article 32(1) of ARECs fall under the
products under Article 2(15) of the Act and also have hazardous chemical substances.
D. Information Offering
○ Is it possible to use MSDS of the Ministry of Employment and Labor with additional
information instead of a designated form?
- If MSDS needs to be produced and provided in accordance with Article 41 of the
Occupational Safety and Health Act, it is allowed to submit MSDS, with additional
safety data on chemical substance (e.g. risk data) in a form of Annex 26.
○ Under Article 29, a person who transfers registered substance or mixture containing
registered substance under Article 10 of ARECs “shall provide relevant information ~
(omitted) ~ after writing it down to the transferee.” What does the registered substances
mean and how to provide information when transferring chemicals?
- If non-phase-in substances or over 1 ton per year of phase-in substances subject to
registration are registered under Article 10 of ARECs, they are the registered
substances. When an imported substance is transferred to other domestic company, it is
required to provide chemical safety data by filling out Annex 25. In this case, in
accordance with Article 29(1), it is required to provide MSDS in accordance with
Article 41 of the Occupational Safety and Health Act with chemical safety data (e.g.
risk data) written in a form of Annex 26.
- 27 -11. Annex
Category Contents
Report of Chemical substances'
ARECs Annex 1
manufacturing and etc.
ARECs Annex 2
Registration and Registration
ARECs Annex 3
Exemption of Chemical Substances
ARECs Annex 6
ARECs Annex 25
Information Offering ARECs Annex 26
ARECs Annex 27
ARECs Annex 28
Declaration of products containing
hazardous substances & Confirmation ARECs Annex 30
of declaration exemption
ARECs Annex 32
Registration by an OR appointed by ARECs Annex 33
overseas manufacturers or importers ARECs Annex 34
※ The above forms can be downloaded from the website of the Ministry of Government
Legislation by searching "Act on Registration, Evaluation and etc. of Chemical
Substances".
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