چین میں NRCC ایمرجنسی رسپانس سروس

Following the institutional reform of the State Council (2018), the State Administration of Work Safety (SAWS) was abolished and its responsibilities transferred to the Ministry of Emergency Management (MEM).

The specific regulation requiring companies to register hazardous products with NRCC for Emergency Response purposes is set out by SAWS “Article 5-6, Chapter 2 and Article 22, Chapter 4, Order 53” and this continues to be regulated by MEM.

Producers or importers based/registered in China are deemed local. Any foreign company importing products into China are classified as a foreign company

Any products registered in the Chinese “Catalogue of Hazardous Chemicals, 2015 (including highly toxic chemicals)” require registration with NRCC. This catalogue is only available in Chinese.

Also, any hazardous chemicals classified under GHS (Rev. 4; 2011) require registration with NRCC. 

Yes – R&D products do require registration with NRCC for ER number purposes.

No – if the product is hazardous and being sold in China then it requires registration irrespective of the volume.

No. e.g. fuels and oils inside a vehicle (for the vehicle to run) are hazardous but don’t require
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The importer is liable for registration with NRCC. From a legal standpoint the importer should also re-label and re-author the SDS in their name.

However, it’s worth considering whether the costs to register with NRCC mean you mitigate any risks on your company. It also means if you change importer you don’t have to renegotiate the registrations with that importer. 

No – once a product is registered once by a company they do not have to register it again, even if importing the product.

Lithium batteries are categorized as dangerous goods in China, not dangerous chemicals. Therefore the regulations stipulate that they do not need to be registered, however if a company would prefer to display the NRCC number an SDS will need to be registered. Alternatively companies can display CHEMTREC’s Chinese or international numbers in section 1.4 of the SDS.

Yes – please complete a ایک اقتباس فارم کی درخواست کریں and we can provide more details on how we can support you. 

If a product is classified under GHS, they need to be registered with our NRCC Emergency
Telephone Number Service. However, if a product is unclassified under GHS, companies can
display NRCC’s telephone number in section 1.4 of the SDS provided the SDS is registered
with NRCC or alternatively CHEMTREC’s international telephone number can be used. If
there is uncertainty as to whether the product is unclassified then it is recommended to
register the SDS with NRCC.