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Chemicals Regulation

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The production, import, use, transport, and marketing of chemical substances are subject to detailed national and international legal regulations. These regulations cover areas such as the protection of human health and the environment, as well as the safe conduct of commercial activities. Can Law Firm provides consultancy and litigation services in this legal field, including for sectors such as aviation and space where chemical substances are used.

Chemicals regulation is a dynamic and rapidly evolving field, shaped by scientific advances, technological innovations, and international regulatory developments. This field requires multidisciplinary expertise, including knowledge of technical standards, chemical properties, and industrial processes. Can Law Firm offers services that take into account both legal regulations and technical aspects of international standards such as CLP, REACH, and GHS.

Our approach involves integrating operational and commercial considerations with legal compliance requirements. Services are aimed at identifying potential risks in advance and supporting the continuity of operations in accordance with applicable law.

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  • Regulatory Compliance and Auditing: Providing guidance on national and international chemicals regulation (e.g., CLP, REACH, GHS) and supporting compliance audits.

  • Occupational Health and Safety Compliance: Assisting in the preparation of internal regulations and procedures aligned with occupational health and safety standards for personnel handling chemical substances.

  • Transportation and Logistics Law: Offering legal guidance on the transport of hazardous and special chemicals under national and international frameworks (ADR, RID, IMDG).

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