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Company Name Change Announcement
Jan-01-1970
We are excited to share important news regarding the evolution of our company and if this change will affect any of your on-going or future activities with us.
We are delighted to announce that our...
We are excited to share important news regarding the evolution of our company and if this change will affect any of your on-going or future activities with us. We are delighted to announce that our company has recently changed its registered name from Sustainability Support Services (SSS) Europe AB to Global Product Compliance (GPC) Europe AB as part of the recent acquisition by the Global Regulatory Compliance Holding. The name Global Product Compliance is also an indication of our global presence for supporting your company in different countries/regions for respective chemical regulations. The new name GPC Europe AB will be officially effective from 1st July 2020. This name change has no implication on our existing business co-operation, services, and agreements therefore, the following details remains unchanged: The changes that would be affected are: By rebranding ourselves as GPC Europe AB under the umbrella of Global Product Compliance Group we believe that we are proactively providing our clients an even greater mutual growth possibility. Since inception mutual growth has been the ideology of our company and the sheer reason behind our sustained progress so far. Our commitment to you as our clients and business partners remains our highest priority. We would highly appreciate if you could bring this information to the attention of your department responsible for finances and related administration. GPC Europe AB new logos for online use and corporate documentation: We thank you for your continued support and patronage!
Mr. Shisher Kumra
Executive Director
Global Product Compliance (GPC) - Group
Taiwan's EPA published 'Guidance on Existing Chemical Substances Standard Registration'
Jan-01-1970
According to Taiwan’s Toxic and Concerned Chemical Substance Control Act (TCCSCA), new and existing substances must be registered in...
According to Taiwan’s Toxic and Concerned Chemical Substance Control Act (TCCSCA), new and existing substances must be registered in Taiwan. The first batch of 106 PECs was published on 11 March 2019. Taiwan’s EPA published the draft of Guidance for Standard Registration of Designated Chemical Substances by stages in September 2019. After a long waiting, the official guidance for standard registration, Guidance on Existing Chemical Substances Standard Registration (1st version), was released on 9 June 2020. In comparison with the Guidance published in September 2019, the new guidance accepts data from more choices. According to recently published guidance, reports from laboratories of universities in Taiwan are acceptable for data on chemical and physical properties. For toxicological and ecotoxicological information, Taiwan’s EPA accepts reports from laboratories of universities in Taiwan and laboratories with certification of ISO 17025. If animal testing is required for obtaining toxicological and ecotoxicological information, the experiment must form an Institutional Animal Care and Use Committee (IACUC) and follow Animal Protection Law (enforced on 16 December 2018). According to recently released guidance, a registration number will be issued after registrants submit information (1) to (6) in Appendix 7 (see table below). Taiwan’s EPA reserves the right to ask registrants to provide information on hazard assessment (7) and exposure assessment (8) later. The recently published Guidance can be seen as an effort from Taiwan’s EPA to facilitate companies to comply with standard registration of 106 PECs. Companies are recommended to set up their regulatory team to fulfil their obligations or contact compliance service providers to learn about their options (e.g. joint registration and benefits of registration via Third Party Representative).
No.
Section
1
Information of the registrant and basic
identification of the substance
2
Information on manufacture, use and exposure of the
substance
3
Hazards classification and labelling
4
Safe use information
5
Physical and chemical properties
6
Toxicological information
7
Ecotoxicological information
8
Hazard assessment
9
Exposure assessment
For more information or queries, please write to us at: compliance@gpcregulatory.com
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Global Product Compliance (GPC) specializes in Global Regulatory Compliance Solutions across sectors
globally. SSS Europe, a familiar name in chemical regulatory and compliance services now formally belongs
under the umbrella of GPC Holding Sweden.
Since 2008, we have emerged as one of the leading names among Global Regulatory Compliance Service
Providers with Representation services in Europe, Asia and Middle East for respective chemical
regulations.
