Reference source : Occupational Safety and Health Administration, Ministry of Labor
On 28 January 2026, Taiwan’s Ministry of Labor announced a new compliance requirement for operators handling designated Priority Management Chemicals, requiring the submission of supplementary operational data by 31 March 2026.
Regulatory Background and Key Requirement
Under Article 12 of the Regulations for the Designation and Operational Management of Priority Management Chemicals, the central competent authority may require operators to provide additional operational data when necessary to assess the exposure risks of priority chemicals.
For 2026, the Ministry of Labor has identified 20 chemicals for which supplementary operational data must be submitted. This supplementary information is the Safety Data Sheet (SDS).
This requirement applies to:
Operators who meet the criteria will be formally notified by the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) under the Ministry of Labor, either through official written correspondence or email via its entrusted organization, the Safety and Health Technology Center.
List of Chemicals Requiring SDS Submission in 2026
The 20 designated chemicals include:
Compliance Deadline and Submission Process
After reviewing the operational declarations submitted in 2025, the authority has screened and identified the operators who are required to complete the supplementary SDS submission. Only those who receive official notification are obligated to comply.
Affected operators must:
Detailed procedural guidance is available in the Download Section under Priority Management Chemicals documentation.
Regulatory Implications for Chemical Operators
This action reflects Taiwan’s continued strengthening of chemical exposure risk management under occupational safety regulations. Companies manufacturing, importing, or handling priority management chemicals should:
For inquiries regarding the registration process, operators may contact the Safety and Health Technology Center at +886-6-293-7770.
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