China Publishes First Batch of “Electrical and Electronic Products Catalogue with Controlled Hazardous Substances Restriction”
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31 May 2018 REGULATORY NEWS

China Publishes First Batch of “Electrical and Electronic Products Catalogue with Controlled Hazardous Substances Restriction”

Ministry of Industry and Information Technology of the People’s Republic of China announced the first batch of “electrical and electronic products catalogue with controlled hazardous substances restriction” and the corresponding exemption list on March 12, 2018. It will be effective as of March 12, 2019.

By By Bureau Veritas Technical Services 1 minute read

Since then products within the scope of the catalogue in China market shall meet the hazardous substances restriction according to Decree No.32 “Measures of controlling restricted substances in electrical and electronic products” joint announced by several government agencies* in 2016, except those are under the exemption list.

Download Bulletin PDF file to view chart with electrical and electronic products and details of product scope.electrical and electronic products and details of product scope.

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China government announcement:
http://shangbing.miit.gov.cn/n1146290/n4388791/c6087078/content.html

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