Thailand's DIW Classifies Dechlorane Plus and UV-328 as Category 3 Hazardous Substances

Date：Dec 25, 2024

Thailand's Department of Industrial Works (DIW) is seeking public comments on a draft notification that classifies Dechlorane Plus and its isomers, as well as UV-328, as Category 3 hazardous substances, requiring permits for related production, import, export, and possession activities.

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