Understanding the Revision of China’s New Chemical Substance Registration Regime: From the Ecological and Environmental Code to Compliance Management for New Chemical Substances

2026-06-23 10:00:00 ~2026-06-30 22:00:00 (GMT+8)

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Introduction

China’s regulatory framework for new chemical substance registration is entering a new phase of reform. With the Ecological and Environmental Code scheduled to take effect on 15 August 2026, the Measures for the Environmental Management Registration of New Chemical Substances (Draft Revision for Public Comment) signals a landmark and structural overhaul of the existing regime.

Rather than making limited adjustments to the current rules, the draft revision proposes a comprehensive redesign of the regulatory framework, covering key areas such as applicant eligibility, registration categories, exemption mechanisms, polymer regulation, inventory inclusion, supply chain obligations, post-registration supervision, and legal liabilities.

For companies operating in the chemical, pharmaceutical, agrochemical, cosmetics, advanced materials, and related supply chain sectors, these changes are expected to have a direct impact on registration strategies, compliance costs, market entry timelines, and internal compliance management frameworks. In particular, the proposed revisions concerning the application model for overseas enterprises, the removal of filing-based categories, the reshaping of polymer management rules, the linkage of the 1–10 ton registration requirements to national aggregate volume, and the strengthening of post-registration digital tracking and contractual responsibilities will require companies to reassess and upgrade their existing compliance systems.

In this webinar, we will examine the legislative background of the Ecological and Environmental Code alongside the key proposed changes in the draft revised measures. The session will provide a structured overview of the regulatory logic behind the reform, highlight the principal compliance risks and response priorities for businesses, and offer practical guidance on how companies can identify regulatory impacts early, optimize registration and supply chain compliance strategies, and prepare for the transition through internal planning and capability building.

Speaker

Eric Xiong , CIRS Group General Manager of Industrial Chemicals Sector at CIRS China

Eric Xiong has 15 years working experience in product stewardship and regulatory compliance for chemical industry in China, EU and other Asian Pacific countries. His team has provided solutions for hundreds of enterprises to achieve chemical regulatory compliance in China, EU and other countries in Asian Pacific countries and help those enterprises to put thousands of chemicals into the market in these countries without barriers.

Ling Yang , Chemical Legislation Compliance Department Chemical Regulatory Consultant

Ms.Yang has a deep research into chemical regulations in EU and Asia Pacific regions, and responsible for Japanese market in CIRS. She is expert in providing enterprises with regulatory compliance consultancy under different regulations.

Bruce Wang , Industrial Chemicals Technology Department Deputy Manager

Bruce Wang, a master of science, a registered toxicologist of the Chinese Society of Toxicology, has more than 10 years of experience in chemical compliance work. He is good at new regulations on the registration of chemical substances in Chinese Mainland, and regulations on the registration of chemical substances in Taiwan, China. He has conducted long-term in-depth research on chemical risk assessment, GHS standards and chemical hazard identification, accumulating rich experience. At present, the professional team led by him has completed nearly 100 registrations of existing chemical substance standards in Taiwan, and more than 100 registrations of new chemical substances of all types. More than 300 regular registrations and risk assessments of new chemical substances and more than 1500 simple registrations were completed. During the revision of relevant chemical management regulations, he provided policy suggestions to the authority department many times.

Schedule and Registration

Language	Date	Time (Beijing Time,GMT+8)	Speaker	Registration
English	30 June 2026	21:00 – 22:00 pm	Eric Xiong	Register here
Chinese	23 June 2026	10:00 – 11:00 am	Bruce Wang	Register here
Japanese	25 June 2026	13:30 – 14:15 pm	Ling Yang	Register here

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Main Contents

Legislative background of the Ecological and Environmental Code
Interpretation of key proposed changes and impact analysis
Compliance challenges for enterprises and recommended response

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