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CAS Number:

509-14-8

English name:

Tetranitromethane

Chinese name:

Date of inquiry :

2025-03-22 12:29:15

Inquiry website:

1. It is recommended to submit the official search to MEE-SCC as the substance might be listed in the confidential part of IECSC. According to the search result, the confirmed new substance shall be registered/notified under MEP Order No.12. 2. There are 3 types of new substance registration: record, simplified registration, and regular registration. Enterprises are required to complete registrations based on actual circumstances.

1.Production or import of hazardous chemicals shall be registered. 2.Relevant permits or licenses shall be obtained. 3.SDS and label shall be made based on the classification in the catalog.

The environmental management registration for import/export of toxic chemicals or the Clearance Notification for Environmental Management on Import/Export of Toxic Chemicals is not required.

Import/export is not prohibited in China.

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1.The substance is subject to a prohibited chemical by inland river and corresponding obligations shall be met. 2.The substance is prohibited from transportation by inland river (whether it is total forbidden or is prohibited from transportation in bulk shall be confirmed). 3.Mixtures containing embargoed components should be managed in accordance with relevant provisions.

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No corresponding obligations. However, it is necessary to confirm whether the inquiry is made by searching name or remark name.

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Depending on the specific procedures in the supply chain, relevant documents such as a permit for purchasing highly toxic chemicals and a road transportation permit for highly toxic chemicals shall be applied. In addition,related obligations shall be net, such as keeping a record of chemical inventory, storing it separately in a special warehouse. Delivery and storage of it should be performed by two persons.

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1.New substance registration or notification is not required. 2.Please check whether it is included in the list of existing chemical substances designated by Taiwan. If it is included in the list, it shall be registered with the tonnage more than 1t/y. 3.If the tonnage exceeds 0.1t/y, Phrase 1 registration is required.

1.Standard registration of existing chemical substances is not required. 2.If the tonnage of existing chemical substances exceed 0.1t/y, Phrase 1 registration is required.

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1. Registration of hazardous chemicals (production or import). 2. Apply for the appropriate license. 3. Make SDS and labels according to the categories in the directory. 4. Beijing has stipulated the prohibition, restriction and control measures of hazardous chemicals, and all units shall meet the requirements of corresponding regulatory measures. For details, refer to the Beijing Municipal Prohibition, Restriction and Control Measures of Hazardous Chemicals (2024 Edition).

1. Registration of hazardous chemicals (production or import). 2. Apply for the appropriate license. 3. Make SDS and labels according to the categories in the directory. 4. Shanghai has divided the control areas, and the forbidden part of the city, the forbidden part of the industrial zone, and the restricted and controlled part of the central city must meet the requirements of corresponding supervision measures.

(EU) In accordance with EU REACH Regulation, if your company manufactures or imports substances in quantities of more than one tonne per year, you are responsible for compiling and submitting a registration dossier to ECHA. Some registered substances shall fulfill relevant obligations such as evaluation, notification/authorization, limitation. (GB) After the Brexit, manufacturers and importers are required to register every chemical (chemical itself, chemical used in mixtures or chemical intentionally released) they make or import if it exceeds 1 tonne per annum. If the upstream of an enterprise had completed EU REACH registration prior to December 31, 2020 and engaged in trade with GB-based companies between January 1, 2019, and December 31, 2020, the enterprise can submit a Downstream User Import Notification (DUIN). An enterprise having submitted a DUIN is not obliged to register until 27 October 2026, 27 October 2028 or 27 October 2030, respectively. (Turkey) Manufacturers or importers of chemicals (chemical itself, chemical used in mixtures, or chemical intentionally released) are required to register with the Turkish Ministry of Environment and Urban Planning (MoEU). If not, they are not allowed to continue manufacturing, importing or selling this chemical from January 1, 2024. Currently, pre-registrations are still valid before the deadline.

(EU) In accordance with EU REACH Regulation, if your company manufactures or imports substances in quantities of more than one tonne per year, you are responsible for compiling and submitting a registration dossier to ECHA. Some registered substances shall fulfill relevant obligations such as evaluation, notification/authorization, and restriction. (GB) After the Brexit, manufacturers and importers are required to register with the Health and Safety Executive (HSE) every chemical (chemical itself, chemical used in mixtures or chemical intentionally released) they make or import if it exceeds 1 tonne per annum. Otherwise they will not be able to continue manufacturing, importing, or selling the chemical in GB. The registration deadlines are different for different tonnages. (a) October 2026: For substances listed on the EU SVHC list before the UK-REACH Regulation came into effect (December 31, 2020); CMR substances manufactured or imported in quantities of 1 ton or more per year; toxic substances to aquatic life in quantities of 100 tons or more per year; and all substances manufactured or imported in quantities of 1,000 tons or more per year. (b) October 2028: For substances listed on the UK SVHC list before the previous submission deadline (October 27, 2026) (c) October 2030: For all substances produced or imported in quantities of 1 ton or more per year. (Turkey) Manufacturers or importers of chemicals (chemical itself, chemical used in mixtures, or chemical intentionally released) are required to register with the Turkish Ministry of Environment and Urban Planning (MoEU). Otherwise they will not be able to continue manufacturing, importing, or selling the chemical in Turkey. Currently, trade can be conducted through pre-registration before the deadline. The pre-registration tonnages and the registration deadline are different for different tonnages. (a) The registration deadline is December 31, 2026, if any of the following conditions are met: -- Substances with annual production or import volumes of ≥1000 tpa; -- Substances with annual production or import of ≥100 tpa, and substances with hazard classification including aquatic acute 1 and/or aquatic chronic 1 (H400, H410); -- Substances with annual production or import of ≥1 tpa, and substances that are carcinogenic, mutagenic and/or toxic to the reproductive system and are classified as a Class 1A or 1B hazard under the Classification, Labelling and Packaging (CLP) Regulation ((EC) No 1272/2008). (b) Within the period not affecting the term of subparagraph (a), substances produced or imported in quantities of ≥100 tpa per year shall be registered until 31 December 2028. (c) Within the period not affecting the terms of subparagraphs (a) and (b), substances produced or imported in quantities of ≥1 tpa per year shall be registered until December 31, 2030.

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Substances not included in the List are required to meet requirements specified in Article 6 of the EU 10/2011.

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If a new substance is placed on the market and does not meet the exemption criteria, then relevant GB manufacturers, importers, and suppliers from the Northern Ireland which place new substances to the GB are required to notify to the Health and Safety Executive (HSE) within one month.

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New chemical substance notification and registration is not required after EURASIA REACH enters into force. Registration record or approval may be required.

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New chemical substance registration is not required. Please confirm whether this substance is an active substance. If is, active substances are required to make notifications to EPA. If it falls under a significant new use, then a Significant New Use Notice (SNUR) shall be submitted to the EPA at least 90 days before its production or use. Additionally, existing chemicals shall make chemical data report (CDR) and significant new use rules (SNURs).

1. No pollution to drinking water: enterprises manufacturing, using, discharging a listed chemical substance or engage in activities involving a listed chemical substance are not allowed to discharge them into drinking water. 2. Provide clear and reasonable warnings: manufacturers and distributors shall provide warnings within 12 month unless this substance has a low exposure without causing any major risks.

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New chemical substance registration is required.

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The status of a substance shall be confirmed by searching ENCS. If a substance is not included in ENCS, new substance notification is required. (Substances in articles and naturally-occurring elements or substances are not subject to CSCL).

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In accordance with ISHL, listed substances and mixtures that meet corresponding requirements are required to provide GHS labels and SDS according to relevant laws and regulations.

According to the regulations of the Japanese Industrial Safety and Health Act (ISHA), if a chemical substance is not listed in the ISHA Existing Substances List, it is considered a new chemical substance. If the production/import volume is 100 kg/year or more, a standard notification is required. If the production/import volume is less than 100 kg/year, a low-volume notification can be made, and the information required for this process is relatively less.

The substance is not included in the Japan Safety and Health Act (ISHA)- List of Notified substances, and it is necessary to confirm whether it is included in the Japan Safety and Health Act (ISHA)- List of Existing substances and other lists such as the Japan List of Existing and New Chemical Substances (ENCS) to confirm whether the substance is a new substance in Japan.

Manufacturers and importers of these chemicals (excluding chemicals in the list of designated Manufacturers and importers of these chemicals in the KECL (excluding chemicals listed as designated existing chemicalsand chemicals not included in the list of exempted substances) shall complete pre-registration before June 30, 2019 if the volume exceeds 1t/y. Non-Korean enterprises may designate an OR to fulfill relevant obligations within transitional period.

Substances not listed in PEC shall be handled as general substances. Please make sure whether it is included in the KECL.

Registration or pre-registration is required.

This substance can not be classified as a CMR substance and its registration deadline depends on its tonnage.

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Chemicals not listed in the TECI are new chemical substances. New chemical substances shall meet the following obligations besides registration: 1. New substances that are not hazardous or do not meet SVHC criteria qualify for simplified risk assessment report. Otherwise, full risk assessment report will be required. 2. Notification of production/import volume and hazard is required if the volume of hazardous new substance is above 1t/y(see B.E.2558).

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New chemical substance registration or notification is not required.

Relavant registration of priority chemicals is not required.

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When producing, trading, using, or storing chemical substances in Vietnam that require chemical accident prevention, emergency response plans and maintaining safe distances, a safe distance between the factory or warehouse and residential areas shall be established. If the quantity exceeds the storage limit of the chemical substance, a chemical accident prevention and response plan shall be developed and submitted to the Department of Industry and Trade or the provincial/city Department of Industry and Trade for approval. And an annual report shall be provided as required.

Enterprises importing chemicals subject to compulsory declaration shall submit a written declaration to the Department of Industry and Trade within 15 working days after customs clearance. However,chemicals used for security, national defense or emergency situations including natural disasters, diseases or epidemics are exempt from declaration.

In accordance with the Manufacture, Storage, and Import of Hazardous Chemicals (MSIHC) Rules, 1989, this substance can be classified as a hazardous and toxic chemical substance in India and shall meet relevant requirements such as storage specification. Some hazardous and toxic substances shall meet threshlod requirements.

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IARC is a research organization responsible for assessing evidence related to carcinogenic agents, but it does not provide health recommendations or regulatory obligations. Substances included in the list are categorized as Group 1, Group 2A, Group 2B, or Group 3, with the categories indicating the intensity of the substance's hazard, but not confirming the likelihood of its risk, for reference only.

If this substance has hazard, HSNO notification shall be made.

Please check whether this substance is included in AIIC. If not, new chemical substance registration/notification is required.

This substance is listed as a hazardous material in Pakistan. According to the 'Draft Hazardous Substances Rules, 2024', any enterprise involved in the import or transportation of these hazardous substances must obtain an official permit.

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