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Different countries have different requirements for imported chemical products.

For some countries, it is enough to develop an SDS. But most countries have strict requirements for the safety and quality of chemicals.

Additionally, the documents which were developed for one country, are not going
to be sufficient for executing supplies to another country. A recent example
is Brexit, which led to UK REACH and the fact that the existing EU REACH
registration is not enough to supply the same chemicals to the UK.

Examples of different countries’ regulations:

01

The European Union – REACH

02

The United Kingdom – UK REACH

03

The Republic of Korea – K-REACH

06

United States of America – TSCA

05

Turkey – KKDIK

04

Japan – CSCL

REACH-type regulations are usually similar in the way they work. For instance, it is individual substances which must be registered, not a chemical product as a whole, requirements for registration depend on the tonnage of supplies, etc.

The Turkish KKDIK regulation is currently being implemented – all substances must be registered before December 31^st, 2023. Afterwards the principle "no data - no market” will be used.

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