Keeping pace with evolving chemical regulations across Turkey, Ukraine, South Korea, China, the EU, and emerging markets requires more than occasional updates—it demands a coherent, forward-looking strategy. This session provides manufacturers, importers, distributors, and product stewardship teams with a structured, region-by-region compliance roadmap for 2026-2030, enabling you to anticipate changes, allocate resources effectively, and maintain market access with confidence.
March 13 2026
9:00 - 15:30 (CET)
Virtual
Global Access
Regulatory Consultations
1-to-1 Regulatory Consultations
Conference Access
€25
Chemical regulations are evolving faster than ever—across Asia, Europe, Latin America, and emerging markets. From Ukraine’s REACH alignment to South Korea’s tightening controls, from Turkey’s KKDIK obligations to the Global Framework on Chemicals, regulatory complexity is no longer regional, it's global.
EU CLP, UK GB MCL, OSHA HCS updates
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KKDIK deadlines and UA-REACH phased registration
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K-REACH, Vietnam Law 69/2025, China reforms
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Southeast Asia and Latin America reforms
KKDIK updates, expectations, and enforcement outlook
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Ukraine REACH implementation progress and alignment with EU frameworks
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Current regulatory landscape and upcoming changes
Latest K-REACH and K-BPR regulatory updates
Emerging chemical regulations across ASEAN markets
What's next for chemical regulations across the region
Key updates impacting global supply chains
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Classification, labeling updates, and upcoming deadlines
Implementation trends and global implications
A structured timeline of high-impact learning sessions.
Strategic stage: global trends, regulatory convergence, and what to expect.
This session explores registration phases, Lead Registrant and member obligations, data requirements aligned with Annex-based frameworks, and cost-sharing mechanisms. Special emphasis will be placed on transitional registration deadlines, strategic portfolio planning, and the practical role of Only Representatives for non-Turkish manufacturers seeking continued market access.
Participants will understand the comparison between EU REACH and UA-REACH systems, authority structures, fee considerations, and transitional provisions. The session will provide practical guidance for companies exporting into Ukraine, including Only Representative strategy and documentation planning.
This session outlines registration pathways, notification procedures, disclosure obligations, classification updates, and supply chain compliance requirements. Attendees will gain practical insight into dossier preparation strategies, local representation considerations, and alignment of Chinese obligations with global regulatory systems.
This session explores registration thresholds, data requirements by tonnage band, grace periods for MSDS submission, fee structures, and inventory management systems. Participants will gain clarity on managing Korean compliance risks and coordinating cross-border regulatory responsibilities.
This session provides a comparative regional perspective on notification thresholds, annual reporting obligations, classification alignment, and authority structures. Participants will learn how to manage portfolio screening, reporting cycles, and regional regulatory mapping effectively.
This session examines notification deadlines, classification obligations, label specifications, and regional enforcement trends. Attendees will gain practical strategies for harmonizing SDS preparation, managing multi-country notifications, and anticipating regulatory evolution in the region.
This session covers harmonized classification and labeling, self-classification obligations, Candidate List and authorization implications, tonnage-based registration data requirements, and UK-specific post-Brexit adjustments. Participants will gain a forward-looking compliance perspective for operating within or exporting to EU and UK markets.
Head of Turkey Business Operations at GPC
Miraç Mert Pelister is a chemical engineer with regulatory experiences in various sectors such as pharmaceuticals, ceramics, and detergents, as well as ISO9001 quality management systems as an internal auditor. Mirac has a Master’s degree in biotechnology from Lund University, Sweden.
LatAm Regulatory Advisor at GPC
Cintia has extensive experience in the area of sustainability and waste management. She holds a master's degree from the University of Barcelona and a postgraduate degree in Sustainable Development from Uppsala University, Sweden.
Regulatory Consultant / Chemical Compliance Advisor for China and Taiwan at GPC
Lucy Jing Is a Regulatory Coordinator focused on chemical regulatory compliance in China and Taiwan. I support international companies in navigating complex regulations and ensuring smooth market access
Regulatory Coordinator for Southeast Asia at GPC
Aldy Anggriawan serves as Regulatory Coordinator for Southeast Asia at Global Product Compliance (GPC). He holds a Master’s degree in Sociology of Law from Lund University, with a focus on environmental law, corporate compliance, and product compliance.
Regulatory Coordinator Ukraine at GPC
Anna Vakarchuk is Regulatory Coordinator – Ukraine at Global Product Compliance. She has experience in regulatory affairs and public administration, with a focus on regulatory policy development and implementation within governmental institutions in Ukraine.
Regulatory coordinator (South Korea) at GPC
Ellie Park is Regulatory coordinator (South Korea) at Global Product Compliance (GPC). Responsible for supporting K-REACH compliance, including substance registration coordination, documentation management, and communication with relevant stakeholders in South Korea.
Project Executive at GPC India
Gaurav Mahajan is Project Executive at Global Product Compliance, India (GPC India). He primarily focuses on global chemical regulatory updates and is involved in technical services. He holds a M.Pharm. in Pharmaceutics from Savitribai Phule Pune University (SPPU), Pune.
Principal Compliance Strategist at GPC
Ketki Kulkarni is an accomplished regulatory affairs professional with extensive experience across corporate organizations and regulatory service providers. She holds a Master’s degree in Chemistry and has specialized expertise in global regulatory frameworks, including chemicals, food, cosmetics, pigments, and related sectors.
A comprehensive curriculum designed for regulatory professionals who demand depth and clarity.
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Conference Access
9 regional updates in one day
1-to-1 Regulatory Consultations
Live access + on-demand recordings included
Clarify country-specific obligations
Get practical compliance guidance, not just theory
Explore next steps for your substances, products, markets
Discuss your specific regulatory questions
Exclusive Attendee Benefit
Secure a dedicated 10 minutes slot with a GPC regulatory expert. Discuss your specific country obligations and compliance challenges.
All participants will have the opportunity to book dedicated time with GPC regulatory professionals during or after the event.
By attending this chemical regulatory conference, you will gain:
virtual one-day event delivering expert updates on KKDIK, K-REACH, EU CLP, Ukraine REACH, and chemical regulations across Asia, Europe, and Latin America.
March 13, 2026 | 09:00–15:30 CET | Fully virtual—attend from anywhere.
Regulatory Affairs Managers, Compliance Consultants, Product Stewardship Professionals, EHS Leaders, and Legal Advisors managing global chemical compliance.
Turkey KKDIK, Ukraine REACH, South Korea K-REACH/K-BPR, China reforms, EU CLP, UK GB MCL, GHS updates, and emerging frameworks in Southeast Asia and Latin America.
€25 per person—includes full-day live access, on-demand recordings, and a 10-minute 1-to-1 regulatory consultation.
A private 10-minute slot with a GPC expert to discuss your specific compliance questions, substances, or target markets.
Yes. On-demand recordings are included with your registration and available after the live event.
