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Seminar and Workshop

2006 (JFY)

Chemicals Management in the European Union and Its Application to Industrial Products
(30 March 2007)

Presentation Materials (PDF:464KB)

Materials from Mr. Wolfgang Hehn's (Deputy Head of Chemicals Unit, Enterprise and Industry DG, European Commission) presentation at the "Second International Symposium on Chemicals Management in the Context of Global Trends: Latest Trends in Chemicals Management in North America, Europe and Asia" on March 30, 2007 (convened by the Ministry of the Environment and the Institute for Global Environmental Strategies).

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Introducing REACH - The New Chemicals Legislation for Europe
(2 March 2007)

Presentation Materials (PDF:305KB)

Materials from Ms. Cristina de Avila's (Water, Chemicals and Cohesion, Environment DG, European Commission) presentation at the "First International Symposium on Chemicals Management in the Context of Global Trends: European REACH and the Response in Japan" on March 2, 2007 (convened by the Ministry of the Environment).

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Background of the information exchange on chemicals management
(March 2007)

In December 2006, 8th Tripartite Environment Ministers Meeting (TEMM8) was held at Beijing, China. One of the topics in this meeting was cooperation among Japan, China and Korea on chemicals management. Three ministers agreed to proceed information exchange regarding policies and regulations on chemicals management at TEMM8 Joint Communique.

[TEMM8 Joint Communique]
12.   …The Ministers also concurred that three countries will make full use of the existent TEMM source such as TEMM website to help promote information exchange on policies and regulations on chemicals management in order to ensure the protection of human health and the environment in an efficient way. To this end, the Ministers suggested taking chance of international meetings to start information exchange at working level.

As a result, three countries held a working-level meeting at the end of this March at Hayama, Japan. In this meeting we discussed how to proceed information exchange on chemicals management and agreed that three countries would exchange a list of laws, regulations and related documents of each country and put these lists on each government's website.

The lists of each country are shown at the TEMM chemicals management website.

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