South Korea has reshaped its chemical hazard communication framework.
The 2024 K-REACH amendments (effective 7 August 2025) redefined the toxic-substance categories and introduced the concept of «substances with unconfirmed hazards”.
Additionally, MoEL Notice No. 2025-50 revised the Standards for Classification, Labelling and Safety Data Sheets. After 1 July 2026, every SDS placed on the Korean market must now follow the new format.
This webinar gives chemical companies who supply the Korean market a clear, practical picture of what compliance looks like today. We will walk through how K-REACH, the Chemicals Control Act (CCA) and the Occupational Safety and Health Act (K-OSHA) fit together, what a compliant Korean SDS and GHS label must contain.
You will learn:
Recommended for:
Employers and EHS managers who need to communicate chemical hazards, regulatory affairs and R&D professionals involved in SDS preparation, and anyone responsible for chemical safety compliance at company level.
Experience level:
Beginner/Intermediate. Whether you are new to safety communication or already manage a complex SDS portfolio, this session offers concrete guidance and the chance to put your questions directly to an industry expert.
Open to: all
Duration: 60 minutes
Speaker: Ziannah Pasion (EPY) and Adam Hembrecht (CIRS)
Language: English
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