Tuesday June 18th, 2019
08:00-09:55
Session 1: China
Chair
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30’
Introduction to Environmental Management of new chemical Substances in China
Hongying Liu,, Ministry of Ecology and Environment
25’
New Chemical Substance Notification scheme – business case studies 
Helen Huangfu,, Lubrizol
30’
Overview and direction of other key regulations and developments in China – incl. Industry experiences in complying with regulations
Jessica Zhang,, Huntsman
30’
Establish a hazardous chemical traceability system – Shanghai QR code policy
Karin Xu,, Merck
10:15-10:45
Coffee break
10:45-12:45
Session 2: Korea
Chair
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20’
Reform of the chemical substance regulation
Jae-seok Choi,, Ministry of Environment
20’
K-REACH registration – an industry perspective – Challenges and lessons learned
Dahye Kim,, Merck
20’
K-OSHA; updated MSDS requirements and new CBI regulation
Na-roo Lee,, KOSHA
20’
Confidentiality versus transparency of regulatory data and other implementation challenges in Korea
June Lee,, Kim & Chang
20’
Korean polymer experience
Habin Park,, Chemtopia
20’
K-BPR – overview and impact, incl. comparison with global biocides regulations
Rachel Kim,, Intertek Assuris
Q&A on
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13:00-14:00
Lunch break
14:00–15:40
Session 3: EU Chemicals Strategy for Sustainability & REACH-revision
Chair
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20’
Chemicals Strategy for Sustainability – the aims and key priorities under the one substance one assessment package
Peter Korytar*,, European Commission DG Environment
20’
Chemicals Strategy for Sustainability – pitfalls and opportunities for industry
Christian Gründling,, FCIO
20’
REACH revision roadmap and the practical impact – incl. new requirements
Cristina de Avila*,, European Commission DG Environment
20’
Acceleration of regulatory actions for chemicals – integrated regulatory strategy (IRS) and grouping as an effective priority tool – including the open chemical platform initiative
Kevin Pollard,, ECHA
20’
Chemicals substance grouping as an effective chemicals management tool – an industry perspective
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16:00-16:30
Coffee break
16:30-18:30
Session 4: EU Authorisation and restriction, essential use
Chair
Julius Waller,, EPPA
20’
Expectations on reforming the authorisation and restriction process – incl. the generic approach to risk assessment
Christian Gründling,, FCIO
20’
Update from ECHA on REACH authorisation and restriction
Sampo Karkola,, ECHA
20’
More effective Chemical Risk Assessment by tailoring to the target audience
Leo van der Biessen,,
Royal HaskoningDHV
Royal HaskoningDHV
20’
Risk management measures as an outcome of the exposure assessment – an industry perspective
Fabian Grimm,, Clariant
20’
Another bite of the dust – an update on particles classification and other regulatory developments
Rodger Battersby,, EBRC
20’
Essential use – considerations
Cristina de Avila*,, European Commission DG Environment
18:45
End of Sessions - Day 1