CHEMREG combines regulatory expertise, chemical science and intelligent digital solutions to help companies manage product compliance across global markets.
Chemical Regulatory Expertise Across the Product Lifecycle
CHEMREG supports chemical manufacturers, formulators, distributors and downstream users with regulatory consulting, product stewardship and digital compliance solutions.
Model a substance or mixture once. SDSFORGE derives classification from your data, applies managed regulatory phrases, and generates SDS documents per destination country and language from one structured source.
Upload inbound supplier Safety Data Sheets and get structured, reviewable regulatory data — identifiers, composition, classification, properties and transport — with provenance and validation at every step.
Work through transport classification from hazard characterisation to UN number, packing group and mode-specific provisions — with the reasoning and inputs attached to every result.
Effective: 01 Jan 2027Impact: MediumLogistics · Manufacturing · Chemicals
Action required
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Why CHEMREG
Where Chemistry, Regulation and Technology Meet
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Deep understanding of chemistry, substances, mixtures and material properties.
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Global product compliance expertise across key chemical regulations.
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Software, automation and AI-supported regulatory workflows.
Practical Compliance
Solutions designed for real operational compliance processes.
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Regulatory Expertise Across Complex Industries
From substance manufacturers to downstream users, CHEMREG supports compliance where the regulatory stakes are highest.
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From understanding your products to monitoring what changes
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Understand
Products, substances and business processes.
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Assess
Regulatory obligations and compliance risks.
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Design
Processes, data models and digital solutions.
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Implement
Regulatory content, software and workflows.
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Monitor
Changes, deadlines and continuing obligations.
Regulatory Intelligence
Know what changed. Know what to do next.
Structured regulatory updates — jurisdiction, regulation, dates, impact and affected products — not a generic news feed.
Asia-PacificK-REACH — Act on Registration and Evaluation of Chemical Substances (South Korea)UPCOMING
K-REACH: annual registration tonnage band deadlines approaching
Under South Korea's K-REACH (Act on Registration and Evaluation of Chemical Substances), existing substances register in phased tonnage bands. The next major deadline is 31 December 2027, for substances manufactured or imported at 10 t/y or more and less than 100 t/y — often lower-visibility specialty chemicals, additives and intermediates. Pre-registration is not the same as final registration; companies should confirm tonnage bands, importer/Only Representative responsibility and joint-registration status well before the deadline.
Published16 Sept 2026EffectivePhase-in deadlines already passed: 31 December 2021 (≥ 1,000 t/y and CMR substances ≥ 1 t/y) and 31 December 2024 (100–1,000 t/y). Remaining bands: 31 December 2027 (10–100 t/y) and 31 December 2030 (1–10 t/y).Compliance deadlineNext deadline: 31 December 2027, for existing substances manufactured or imported in South Korea at 10 t/y or more and less than 100 t/y. The following band, 1 t/y up to 10 t/y, is due 31 December 2030.
CanadaHazardous Products Regulations (HPR) / WHMISIN FORCE
Hazardous Products Regulations alignment with a newer GHS revision
Health Canada amended the Hazardous Products Regulations to align WHMIS supplier requirements with GHS Revision 7, plus the Chemicals Under Pressure physical hazard class from GHS Revision 8. The amendments took effect 15 December 2022, and the 3-year transition period for updating classifications, SDSs and labels ended 14 December 2025. Suppliers into Canada should treat the amended HPR as the active compliance baseline now, while checking Canada/US variances rather than assuming one North American SDS satisfies both jurisdictions.
Published16 Sept 2026EffectiveIn force since 15 December 2022 (published Canada Gazette Part II, 4 January 2023); based on GHS Revision 7, plus the Chemicals Under Pressure physical hazard class from GHS Revision 8Compliance deadlineThe 3-year transition period ended 14 December 2025 — suppliers should no longer rely on it for covered products. Health Canada has said it will focus on compliance promotion until the end of the aligned US OSHA HCS 2024 mixtures compliance date (currently 19 November 2027), after which risk-based enforcement applies; this is compliance-promotion context, not an extension of Canada's own HPR transition deadline.
European UnionCLP — Commission Delegated Regulation (EU) 2023/707ACTION REQUIRED
New CLP hazard classes: the next important deadline is approaching
Commission Delegated Regulation (EU) 2023/707 introduced four new CLP hazard classes — endocrine disruption (human health and environment), PBT/vPvB and PMT/vPvM. They already apply to new substances and mixtures placed on the market. The next deadline is 1 November 2026, when substances already on the EU market before 1 May 2025 must meet the new criteria; mixtures already on the market follow on 1 May 2028.
Published16 Sept 2026EffectiveIn force since 20 April 2023; applied to new substances from 1 May 2025 and new mixtures from 1 May 2026Compliance deadlineSubstances already on the EU market before 1 May 2025: 1 November 2026. Mixtures already on the market: 1 May 2028.
