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CRAC Brochure Shanghai | Oct 13-14, 2014 European Chemicals Agency | EPA US | MOE China | MOE Korea | EPA Taiwan | METI Japan | SAWs-NRCC | Local CIQ China | ICAMA | CtGB, the Nethalands Organizer: REACH24H Consulting Group (a member company of CTI Group) / Supported by ChemLinked Co-organizer: Zhejiang Institute of Standardization (ZIS) Zhejiang WTO/TBT Research & Response Center Technical support: Chinese Industry Association for Antimicrobial Materials & Products (CIAA) With the unprecedented success of last year’s CRAC 2013, REACH24H have set the bar even higher for 2014. We are committed to providing an even better platform for exchange and dissemination of the most important cross boarder regulatory and practical compliance information for enterprises operating in China and Europe, the US and the wider Asian Pacific region. This year's CRAC is to be held at InterContinental Shanghai Puxi on Oct 13-14 (Mon & Tue)2014. Since last year’s conference the industry and regulatory environment has moved forward, legislations have been amended and new regulations implemented in our collective global efforts to ensure a safer and more efficient management of Chemicals throughout the entire supply chain. What hasn’t changed is REACH24H’s commitment to host a meaningful event with an industry focus. CRAC is an event where practical issues facing industry are discussed and presented to policymakers, NGO’s and leading industrial players alike. CRAC is an event where genuine constructive dialogue converts into take-home information which help attendees come to terms with the most important developments in the Sino-global regulatory environment. YOUR GATEWAY TO CHINESE AND GLOBAL REGULATORY AFFAIRS Professional Gathering in China to address concerns raised by regional and international stakeholders in regard to changes in chemical management frameworks and implementation of regulations. Moreover, CRAC 2014 provides extraordinary opportunity for international companies to get overall knowledge of chemical and related products legislative. This year’s conference is to help break down market access barriers through dissemination of concise information and user friendly practical compliance strategies. The regulations to be covered at CRAC 2014 for chemical industry will include EU REACH, China REACH and hazardous chemicals registration, Korea REACH, as well as other legislative in the AP region. In addition to the presentations of regulations in global chemical industry, CRAC 2014 will arrange even broader spectrum. The registered attendees are allowed to choose different seminars on the 2nd day. Delegates of companies specialized in biocides, cosmetics, articles exported to the EU will find the hottest topics and answers to frequently-asked questions. On the other hand, to meet booming compliance requests of food industry, the organizer has planned a seminar especially for food and food contact material regulations on Oct 13 2014. Officials from competent authorities are going to give speeches on the current status of implementation of specific regulations, requirements and future trends. CRAC 2014 also provides a unique chance for EHS managers, regulatory affairs and product registrants from various industries to network; helps the audience to create possibilities of establishing continuous communications with authorities and experts. CRAC 2014 Chemical Regulatory Annual Conference CRAC 2014 Ө฾၌ൗЛုӑߦֶข᜻ࣲए࢏͘ CRAC SHANGHAI 2014 WHO SHALL ATTEND / Expert from Laboratory / Scientific Research Institute / Decision-maker from multi-national enterprise / Procurement manager / Responsible person in EHS department / Project manager of chemical enterprise / Responsible person of Regulatory affairs / Product stewardship manager / Supply chain manager / BD/Marketing manager / Editor from news publication institutes Note: Food and food contact material Seminar will be held on Oct 13 2014 as a separated meeting from CRAC 2014. If you are also interested in this seminar, you could register it. CRAC 2014’s registrant company will benefit from special discount. CRAC 2014 Chemical Regulatory Annual Conference CRAC 2014 Ө฾၌ൗЛုӑߦֶข᜻ࣲए࢏͘ CRAC SHANGHAI 2014 Chemical Oct 13 2014 AGENDA | Industrial chemical regulations in EU, AP region Biocides Voice Of China Mep: Current Status Of Environmental Management Of 09:00-09:30am Chemicals And The Trend Of Enforcement And Implementation By Ms. Li Lei, Vice Chief Of Pollution Prevention Department - China Mep Article Eu Reach: Community Rolling Action Plan (Corap) For Evaluation Of 09:30-10:15am Substances, Dossier Evaluation And Svhc 2020 Roadmap By Ms. Elina Karhu, European Chemicals Agency The Enforcement Of Reach And Clp In Italy And Its Impact On Eu Importers 10:45-11:25am As Well As Only Representative Cosmetics By Ms. Polci Maria Letizia, Ministry Of Health, Italy Voice From The Industry: A Leading Chemical Manufacturer In China 11:25-11:50am Outlines Eu Chemical Regulatory Requirements And Compliance Ideology By Ms. Wenjin Lee , Hubei Xingfa Chemicals Group Co., Ltd. Mep Order 7: The Revision Of Guidance On New Chemical Notification In 01:30-02:05pm China And Management Trends Of The Regulation Food By Ms. Lu Ling, Review And Registration Division Of Scc - China Mep Mep Order 22: The Progress Of Implementation Of Environmental 02:05-02:40pm Management Registration Of Hazardous Chemicals In China By Ms. Sun Jinye, Division Of Chemical Management Of Scc - China Mep Registration Hazchem Management: Regulatory Requirements Of Chemicals Listed In 02:50-03:15pm The New Catalog Of Hazardous Chemicals In China By Mr. Chen Jinhe, Head Of Hazchem Registration Of Nrcc – Saws Of China Miit Guidance On Chemical Registration Under The Up-Coming Korea Reach 03:45-04:20pm By Korea Chemicals Management Association (Kcma) Practical Advance Of Transportation & Storage Of Dangerous Goods In The 04:20-04:50pm Eu And Recommendations For Chinese Regulation Development By Willi Weßelowscky, Umco Gmbh Hamburg Chemical Oct 14 2014 AGENDA | Regulations of biocides in EU, China & US Pesticides The Development Of Pesticide Regulations In The Eu, Us And China 09:00-09:30am By Ms. Ema Huang, REACH24H Consulting Group Article The Legal Framework Of Management Of Agricultural Pesticides In China 09:30-10:10am By Institute for the Control of Agrochemicals, Ministry of Agriculture (ICAMA of MOA, China) The Research On Current Market Status And Future Development Of Non- 10:35-11:15am Agricultural Pesticides In China And The World By Mr. Zhang Yi bin, Shanghai Pesticide Research Institute(SPRI, China) Cosmetics Practical Advice From Chinese Accredited Laboratories On Data Generated For 11:15-11:50am Pesticide Product Registration By Mr. Xing Liguo, Shenyang Research Institute of Chemical Industry Bpr Compliance For Exported Active Substance And Products In The Eu Food 01:30-02:00pm By Reach24h Consulting Group Active Substance Approval And Product Authorisation Under Bpr 02:00-02:40pm By Mr. Joost Casper Van Galen, Ctgb, The Netherlands Registration A Practical Lesson On Five-Batch Analysis For Biocide Registration 03:05-03:45 By Mr. Shao Xiangdong, Nutrichem Regulations Of Non-Agricultural Chemical Products In The United States 03:45-04:25 By Environmental Protection Agency, Us Guidelines For Anti-Bacterial Industry In China 04:25-05:00 By Mr. Li Bizhong, Chinese Industry Association For Antimicrobial Materials & Products (Ciaa) Chemical Oct 14 2014 AGENDA | Exportation of articles under EU REACH & BPR regulation Pesticides Reach Compliance Advice Under Reach To Article Suppliers And Svhc 09:00-09:30am Communication Within The Supply Chain By Ms. Elina Karhu, European Chemicals Agency Article From Industry’s Perspectives: Experience Shared For Regulatory Compliance 09:30-10:10am Of Article Suppliers Under Eu Reach And Requirements For The Supply Chains By Leading Manufacturer Of Electronic Product In Taiwan Cosmetics Treated Article Exportation: Guidance On Eu Biocidal Products Regulation 10:35-11:15am By European Commission Treated Article Compliance Under Bpr Regulation And Requirements For The 11:15-11:50am Supply Chain By Reach24h Consulting Group Food Registration Chemical Oct 14 2014 AGENDA | Regulations of cosmetics in the EU and China Pesticides Safety Assessment Methodology And Safety Assessors In The Eu Community 01:30-02:10pm By Liu Qintao Phd, Eu Scientific Committee Of Consumer Safety, Managing Partner Of Prefusion Llp Article Regulatory Changes On Domestically Produced Non-Special Use Cosmetic 02:10-02:55pm By Shanghai Food And Drug Administration Changes And Trends On The Regulatory Management On Cosmetic Ingredients 03:20-03:50pm In China Cosmetics By Mr. Xu Liang, Beijing Research Institute Of Daily Chemical Industry Non-Animal Testing And Safety Of Cosmetics 03:50-04:25pm By Mr. Cheng Shujun, Head Of The Center For Alternatives Research & Evaluation, Guangdong Inspection And Quarantine Technology Center Food 04:25-05:00pm Introduction On Cosmetic Regulations In Taiwan Tba Registration Oct 13 2014 AGENDA | China Food & Food Contact Materials Regulatory Summit 08:00-08:30am Delegates Registration Welcome Speech 08:30-08:40am By Mr. Jim Wei, CEO of REACH24H Consulting Group Imported Food Supervision & Food Safety 08:40-09:20am By Mr. Zhifei Zou, Guangdong Entry-Exit Inspection & Quarantine Bureau (Guangdong CIQ) Requirements and violation cases for China Food Labels 09:20-10:00am By Mr. Quanbin Zhong, Inspection Team of Shanghai Municipal Food and Drug Administration 10:00-10:25am Coffee Break GB Standard Compliance Test for Imported Food
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