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Explore the Asean regulatory landscape

Asia-Pacific plays a major role in the world economy, with China, India and Taiwan being the regional powerhouses. However, companies looking to diversify their supply chains are starting to find South-East Asia an increasingly attractive area for expansion. Ten countries come together under the umbrella of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (Asean) and, taken together, they represent the world’s fifth-largest market.

Whether companies are looking to expand into new markets, or shift their supply chain operations, the chemical management measures and legislation in place in many of these countries can be a barrier that needs to be overcome.

Over six modules, this online training course will provide an overview of the regional regulatory landscape, with a focus on the current chemical management requirements in Vietnam, Singapore, Thailand, the Philippines, Malaysia, Indonesia, Myanmar, Cambodia and Laos. 

Modules:

Modules in the series include:

Register for all 6 modules in the series for £1775, 
saving you £319 off the full price

   

By attending this online training course, you will learn the following about each of these jurisdictions:

  • notification and licensing requirements;
  • chemicals restrictions;
  • classification, labelling and packaging and safety data sheet requirements; and
  • pending draft changes that might alter the current framework.

There will also be an exploration of the individual differences between Asean member nations, as well as a look at how they differ from other regulatory regimes in Europe, the US, and the rest of Asia Pacific

Not only will attendees get an in-depth explanation of South-East Asia’s regulatory requirements, they will also get practical suggestions for navigating the region’s often challenging regulatory procedures and processes.

Your trainer, Nhat Nguyen is a US licensed attorney with over 12 years of global regulatory compliance. He currently serves as the Chief Analyst for Chemical Watch Research Ltd. He leads a department at Chemical Watch providing content and insights to Chemical Watch's customers on regulatory compliance, technology, and scientific data regarding chemical and chemical products. Nhat is a recognized speaker at different global conferences on a wide variety of chemical compliance issues. Prior to Chemical Watch, Nhat worked as an attorney, regulatory and compliance analyst and consultant, advising customers on a range of issues in Asia, the EU and the US.