Regulatory Summit Europe 2019

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Join the Chemical Watch new service demonstration 

Breakfast session with pastries hosted in The Chemical Watch demo area, The Stoclet Room. 

Tassia Agatowski

Marketing Manager, Chemical Watch

• Update on the management of new chemicals in China;
• Update on the management of existing chemicals in China;
• The new revisions to MEP Order 7
• Going forward and potential practical points to be discussed within the industry.

Heng Li

Senior Associate, Mayer Brown JSM Beijing Representative Office, China

• Pre-notification done. What’s next?
• Polymers under K-REACH
• What to expect further in Korea

Oliver Weiss

Researcher, KIST Europe, Germany

• Update on Thai registration procedure under DIW
• Summary of registration process for Industrial Chemicals in the Philippines

Gunnar Kahl

Managing Director, Dr. Knoell Consult Thai Co. Ltd., Thailand

• Taiwan Toxic and Concerned Chemical Substances Control Act (amended in 16th January 2019)
• Taiwan Registration system (amended in 4th June 2019)

Yi-Kuen Liu

Director of Comprehensive Planning Division, Toxic and Chemical Substances (TCSB), EPA, Taiwan

Andrew Turley, Science Editor, Chemical Watch, UK

• Overview of Eurasia and Russia REACH-like regulation
• “Only Representative” concept
• Importance of Inventory Notification and practicalities
• Registration process: existing vs. new chemicals and mixtures
• Open questions and hurdles for foreign companies

Olesia Pochapska

Global Accounts and BD Director, REACHLaw, Finland

• The African regional population growth is the highest foreseen for the next decades to come
• Although chemical production in Africa only represents 1 % of global sales, chemicals and products use would be rising with population growth demand
• Some countries are progressing their chemicals management system with the support of the SAICM (Strategic Approach to International Chemicals Management) process and their example will be detailed

Veronique Garny

Director of Product Stewardship, CEFIC, Belgium

• Turkish chemicals roadmap; a glimpse of the upcoming obligations & deadlines
• Global Supply Chain perspective while creating your Inventory and compliance strategy for Turkey
• Time for KKDIK Pre-registrations now
• KKDIK Pre-registrations completed. What’s next ?
• Transfer of REACH experience and the use of REACH data for registrations in Turkey
• Foreseeable Challenges and undesirable cost effects on the way to compliance
• Common misinterpretations of KKDIK
• Risks of misguidance 

Yaprak Yüzak Küçükvar

Director, Global Regulatory Affairs & Product Stewardship, RGS Turkey

Andrew Turley, Science Editor, Chemical Watch, UK