CHA FYI
- 1Emergency Response Information Center Operates 24/7 as Model of Innovation and Application of Green Chemistry
- 2Source Controls Set in Place to Safeguard Food Safety
- 3Interdepartmental Meeting Held to Evaluate Food Safety Controls
- 4Inter-ministerial Cooperation to Strengthen the Life Cycle Management of Hazardous Substances
- 5The 10th Asia-Pacific Mercury Monitoring Network Meeting Held in Response to Mercury Minamata Convention
- 6Ammonium Nitrate and Hydrogen Fluoride Added to List of Concerned Chemical Substances
- 7Ammonium Nitrate and Hydrofluoric Acid Listed for Control as Harmful Concerned Chemical Substances
- 8Major Accomplishments of Toxic and Chemical Substances Bureau
- 9Major Accomplishments of Toxic and Chemical Substances Bureau
- 10Ministries Jointly Safeguard Food Safety from Farm to Table
- 11Conference Held to Present the Achievements of Crossministerial Collaboration in Implementing Minamata Convention on Mercury
- 12Building a Safe Chemical Environment
- 13“Laughing Gas” Listed as the First Concerned Chemical Substance
- 14Regulations Regarding Toxic Chemical Hazard Prevention and Response Plan Amended
- 15Cross-Departmental Cooperation for Strengthened Petrochemical Emergency Training
- 16Laughing Gas to Be Listed as Concerned Substance by the End of October
- 172019 Environmental Agent Inspection Results Announced to Promote Legal Sales
- 18Revisions to Regulations Governing Toxic Chemical Substances Listed for Control and Relevant Operations and Management Preannounced
- 19Regulations for Handlers of Certain Toxic Chemical Substances to Install Detection and Alerting Equipment
- 20Principles for Screening and Classifying Toxic Chemical Substances Amended
- 21Toxic Chemical Substances Labeling Regulations Amended
- 22Results of Food Safety Policies Examined to Enhance Control
- 23Illegal Gains from Violating the Toxic and Concerned Chemical Substances Control Act Now Collectible
- 24Toxic Chemicals Management Regulations Amended in Accordance to the Minamata Convention on Mercury
- 25Registration Regulations Revised to Strengthen Control of Chemical Substance Source Information
- 26Three Toxic Chemicals Added to Align with the Stockholm Convention
- 27Visit Chem Life to Gain New Chemical Knowledge
- 28Chemicals Source Control to Safeguard Food Safety
- 29Draft Revisions of the Toxic Chemical Substances Handling Reward Regulations Preannounced
- 30Government Agencies Join Forces to Safeguard Food Safety
- 31EPA and MOTC Jointly Announce Revised Toxic Chemical Substances Transportation Management Regulations
- 32Amendments Announced by President Tsai for the Toxic Chemical Substances Control Act with Seven Focuses
- 33TCSB’s 2nd Anniversary: Building a Safe Chemical Environment
- 34Amendments to Fee Collection Standards for Environmental Agents
- 35Sudan Red and 15 Chemicals Declared As Toxic
- 36EPA and MOHW Jointly Inspect Chemical Raw Material Industry
- 37Amendments to Working Standards for Environmental Agent Permit Application and Issuance Announced
- 38First Training Facility for Toxic Chemical Substance Shipping and Dispatch Breaks Ground
- 39Amendments to New and Existing Chemical Substances Registration Regulations Preannounced
- 40Amendments to Management Regulations for Toxic Chemical Substances Response, Detection, and Alarm Equipment Announced
- 41Controls on Illegal Chemicals Tightened to Secure Egg Product Safety
- 42Regulations for Hydrochlorofluorocarbon Consumption Management Amended
- 43Executive Yuan Convenes Meeting to Review 2017 Food Safety
- 44EPA Holds 2017 International Chemical Management Conference
- 45Thirteen Chemicals with Food Safety Concerns Announced as Toxic
- 46Amendments to Toxic Chemical Substances Control Act Preannounced
- 47Premier Lin Visits Toxic and Chemical Substances Bureau
- 48Thirteen Chemical Substances Preannounced as Toxic to Enhance Food Safety
- 49Taiwan’s Chemical Substances Registration System
- 50Toxic and Chemical Substances Bureau Established