In April 2015, the Ministry of Environment (MoE) in South Korea issued its Notice No. 2015-41 setting safety and labelling standards for 8 types of products designated as products of risk concern: cleaning agents, synthetic detergents, bleaching agents, fabric softeners, coatings, adhesives (including glues), fragrances, and deodorants. Manufacturers and importers of those household chemicals are required to comply with the new standards from 1 Oct 2015.
K-REACH not only regulates chemical substances but also regulates chemical consumer products. Product containing hazardous chemical substances may require notification while product of risk concern needs to comply with additional safety and labelling standards. The picture below is an overview of product management under K-REACH.
CHEMSAFETYPRO has written an article on helping you understand how those safety and labelling standards work and how to comply with them. http://www.chemsafetypro.com/Topics/Korea/Safety_and_Labelling_Standards_Chemical_Consumer_Product_Korea_REACH.html
K-REACH not only regulates chemical substances but also regulates chemical consumer products. Product containing hazardous chemical substances may require notification while product of risk concern needs to comply with additional safety and labelling standards. The picture below is an overview of product management under K-REACH.
CHEMSAFETYPRO has written an article on helping you understand how those safety and labelling standards work and how to comply with them. http://www.chemsafetypro.com/Topics/Korea/Safety_and_Labelling_Standards_Chemical_Consumer_Product_Korea_REACH.html
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