South Korea Revises Regulations on POPs and Specific Exemptions

Date：Sep 10, 2024

South Korea released an announcement on comprehensive revision regarding the types of Persistent Organic Pollutants (POPs) and specific exemptions, and is soliciting public comments. The content involves specifying the exact chemical names and CAS numbers of POPs, and clarifying the related measures and termination dates for specific exemptions.

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