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Singapore Implements Regulatory Measures for 4 Hazardous Substances

Sep-07-2023 POPs Rotterdam Convention Pesticides

On 24 July 2023, Singapore’s National Environment Agency (NEA) announced that the listings for four substances (dechlorane plus, methoxychlor, UV-328, and terbufos) will be changed due to the decisi...

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Singapore updates its GHS

Mar-06-2023 GHS Safety data sheets (SDSs) Substance & mixture classification

Singapore has recently updated its standards for chemical classifications, labelling, and safety data sheets (SDSs) to conform to the seventh version of the UN's Globally Harmonized System (GHS) o...

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12 chemicals to be regulated under Fire Safety Regulations

Feb-22-2023 Chemical industry Regular Registration Regulatory Updates

Singapore proposes to regulate 12 new chemicals and chemical groups under the Fire Safety (Petroleum & Flammable Materials) Regulations (FS (P&FM) Regs). The Singapore Civil Defence Force (SCDF) ha...

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Singapore proposes regulations on 26 hazardous substances

Nov-04-2022 Chemical industry Hazardous chemicals

In October 2022 the National Environment Agency (NEA) of Singapore presented a list of 26 chemicals and chemical groups it proposes to control as hazardous substances under the Environmental Protectio...

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Singapore lists several hazardous substances under the Rotterdam and Stockholm conventions on 2 occasions

Nov-04-2022 Chemical industry Hazardous chemicals

During the month of September 2022, the National Environment Agency of Singapore has proposed regulations on hazardous substances on 2 different occasions. On 23 September 2022 the following three ...

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Singapore’s New Hazardous Substances Control

Jun-20-2022 Human health exposure Permitting or licensing POPs Hazardous chemicals

On the 10th of June 2022, Singapore published an addendum proposing the control of chemicals under review by multilateral environmental agreements. The notified measure is expected to enter into force...

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