Implementing a chemical safety and security strategy minimises the risk of chemical accidents
In 3 % of inspections, instances were uncovered where companies used or marketed substances without obtaining or applying for an authorisation or being covered by an applicable exemption.
Speakers are: Natubhai Meghjibhai Patel, MD, Meghmani Organics; S. K. Chaudhary, Founder & Director, Safex Group; Abhishek Aggarwal, President & COO, Bharat Rasayan & BR Agrotech; Dr. K. C. Ravi, Chief Sustainability Officer, Syngenta India; Dr. Brijesh Tripathi, Deputy Director – Chemistry, CIB&RC, Ministry of Agriculture & Farmers Welfare; Vijay Jha, DGM – Regulatory Affairs, Rallis India; and Dr. Samir P. Dave, Secretary, PMFAI
The national authorities of Denmark, Germany, the Netherlands, Norway and Sweden have submitted a proposal to ECHA to restrict per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFASs) under REACH
Course prepares chemists from developing countries to analyse chemicals of concern related to the national implementation of Chemical Weapons Convention
Chemical industry experts not in favor of stringent regulatory actions but instead bat for self regulation
Course strengthens national capacities for analysis of chemicals relevant to Chemical Weapons Convention
No chemicals of concern should reach the consumer or professional market; and newly developed products should be safe and sustainable by design
Stakeholders hopeful about rolling out of 6th draft of India’s chemical regulations by end of 2022
The ACFI-KPMG report recommends a seven-to-eight-year support period, which includes two to three years for plant commissioning followed by sustained production support
Chand said technology could play a critical role in strengthening scientific and responsible crop protection practices at the farm level.
Seeks a five-year regulatory data protection in the regulatory framework, commits to introduce newer technology
ACC understands that BNSF railroad also opposes the merger but has identified potential conditions to partially offset the harm if the merger is allowed to proceed
The state is also planning a Rs 1,000-crore Maharashtra Industries and Investment Fund to back research and development, technology readiness and innovation
The push comes as demand for critical minerals such as nickel, cobalt, copper and manganese accelerates
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