The article outlines the US EPAs ban proposal for trichloroethylene and the reasons behind it, reminding relevant enterprises and consumers to take precautions.
As of October 2024, the US Department of Commerce has added new export control and sanction lists, involving multiple Chinese enterprises. This article provides a detailed interpretation of the latest data changes to help enterprises understand compliance risks and find countermeasures.
A detailed interpretation of the new policy on graphite export controls issued by the Ministry of Commerce and the General Administration of Customs, along with response strategies and recommendations.
For enterprises involved in PFAS exports to the US, it is crucial to understand and comply with the new notification rules. This article provides a detailed interpretation of the PFAS final notification rules issued by the US EPA and how to avoid legal risks caused by non - compliance.
On October 20, 2023, the Department of Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry of Australia (DAFF) issued a new policy notice IFN14 - 23 regarding the import of bivalve molluscs and their products. This new policy will directly affect the export of bivalve molluscs from many countries to Australia.
On October 29, 2024, the US Department of Commerce announced that, upon the application of multiple US companies and labor union organizations, it initiated anti - dumping and countervailing investigations on thermoformed molded fiber products imported from China and Vietnam. This decision marks that the US will conduct an in - depth review of the import situation of such products to determine whether there are dumping and subsidy behaviors that cause harm or threat to the relevant domestic industries in the US.
The US Adds 49 Russia - related Entities to the Control List, and Chinese Enterprises Are Most Affected. This article deeply interprets the new export control regulations to help foreign trade enterprises effectively cope with compliance risks and ensure business safety.
ECHA proposes classifying talc as a Category 1B carcinogen, which may impact multiple industries. This article explains the implications of the new classification and corporate response strategies to help you prepare for compliance in advance.
According to the latest news, starting from October 1, 2024, products from 20 Chinese enterprises, including fish collagen, fish collagen peptides, and gelatin, have been officially approved for export to Russia. This article provides a detailed list of these enterprises names, registration numbers, and export product information, offering important reference for readers interested in Sino-Russian trade cooperation and the biotech sector.
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