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Export agency services for South Korea offer comprehensive support to help businesses succeed in exporting goods to the Korean market. With accelerating globalization, South Korea has become a key export destination for many companies. However, due to differences in customs, taxation, and trade regulations, exporting to South Korea can be challenging for businesses unfamiliar with the market.
The South Korean government has expanded its export controls on Russia and Belarus, adding 243 items to the comprehensive control list to prevent the export of non - strategic items for military use.
Exporting to South Korea
On July 19, 2023, the Ministry of Environment of South Korea announced the revision of the Implementation Rules of the Chemicals Registration and Evaluation Act (Implementation Rules of the K - REACH Regulations). The revision involves changes in the requirements for the transfer of chemical registration numbers in the supply chain. From August 1, 2023, when manufacturers/producers transfer substance registration - related information downstream, they need to submit relevant MSDS under KOSHA and transfer the hazard information in Document No. 26 of the K - REACH Regulations. Enterprises should ensure the compliance of their products according to the new regulatory requirements.
Recently, the Ministry of Environment of South Korea plans to designate lead compounds and benzene as restricted substances according to the K - REACH Act. This action aims to reduce the use of these two types of chemical substances in specific applications to prevent their potential impacts on the environment and human health. This article will deeply analyze the definition of restricted substances, the impacts of lead compounds and benzene on the environment and health, and the potential impacts of relevant policies on the industry.
On June 26, 2023, the Ministry of Food and Drug Safety (MFDS) of South Korea submitted Notification G/TBT/N/KOR/1150 to the WTO, proposing revisions to the Regulations on Licensing and Review of Biological Products, etc. to enhance domestic biological product safety. The revisions include definitions for new terms such as live bacterial preparations, quality audit requirements for Quality by Design (QbD) systems, expansion of the Scientific Citation Index scope for pharmacological and clinical trial data, changes to stability test data submission requirements for manufacturing method modifications, mandatory submission procedures for Risk Management Plans (RMP) for self-injection products approved by MFDS, and establishment of evaluation standards for RNA and DNA vaccines. Given that China is the worlds second-largest biological product market, these revisions have significant implications for Chinese exporters, who must closely monitor and adapt to these changes.
This article analyzes the important reforms and decisions of South Korea in food safety and import policies in 2023, including the Food Standard Expert Council with China, reducing import tariffs on some agricultural products, strengthening the safety management of overseas direct - purchased food, and import inspections of summer food ingredients. The implementation of these policies aims to improve food safety, reduce the economic burden on consumers, and improve the efficiency of import inspections.
In-depth understanding of the registration process for Korean imported cosmetics in China, including enterprise registration, product classification, preparation of registration materials, testing and certification, as well as cost and time estimates.
The Korea National Institute of Technology Standards issued Announcement No. 2023 - 0114, proposing to revise the Safety Standard for Electrical Products KC 10031 and establish safety standards for recycled lithium - ion batteries. This revision applies to secondary batteries and cells containing alkaline or other non - acidic electrolytes, and the products involved are electrical appliances and consumer products (recycled batteries).
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