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專案計畫編號
經費年度	112
計畫經費	2,900 千元
預算科目	化學物質評估與管理-毒性及關注化學物質管理
專案開始日期	2023/04/19
專案結束日期	2023/11/30
專案主持人	張茗
主辦單位	化學署評估管理組
承辦人	趙怡婷
執行單位	財團法人台灣產業服務基金會
專案分類	化學物質管理
中文關鍵字	化學物質管理、文具標示整合、消費性產品標示、化學安全資訊能力建構、化學物質危害分類及標示指引
英文關鍵字	Chemical Substance Management, Policy Integration of Stationery Labelling, Consumer Products Labelling, Capacity Building of Chemical Safety Information, Guidance on Chemical Substance Classification and Labelling
協同主持人
共同主持人
計畫聯絡人	張茗
計畫聯絡電話	02-77045158#
計畫聯絡信箱	mingchang@ftis.org.tw

中文摘要	自108年「毒性及關注化學物質管理法」修訂公告，面對擴大管理議題，標示儼然成為供應鏈資訊傳遞的重要工具，更是化學物質運作安全管理的第一步。本計畫蒐集歐盟、美國、韓國及日本化學物質標示管理制度，可概分為標示、資訊通報及資訊揭露，掌握本年度國際主要修訂法規包含聯合國GHS第10版及歐盟CLP規章；參考歐盟管理趨勢，含內分泌干擾素特性化學品及商品在現有標示基礎下可規劃加強管理，評估增加相關警語內容，以加強警示程度並完善標示管理制度。國際依據管理標的分別規範清潔劑、文具等消費性化學品標示項目，著重管理商品中化學物質之法規，標示項目與化學物質引起之危害特性相關。經調查我國文具標示成分多僅為概括性名稱，未揭露具體化學物質，為加強管理文具使用化學物質，參考歐盟管理架構及我國文具標示管理現況，評估分級規劃管理作法，並持續與經濟部跨部會溝通研擬文具標示整合管理。本計畫研擬毒性及關注化學物質標示製作指引，說明健康危害及環境危害判定流程並提供判定案例，訪廠輔導時透過指引協助業者提升危害警示及標示製作之合理正確性。另依據新的物質資訊分析50種毒化物國內外危害分類差異性，提供跨部會危害分類更新判定方向。本計畫透過教材更新，以及辦理1場次執法人員、1場次運作業者教育訓練，期增進執法人員及運作業者標示管理能力，有效提升標示資訊品質。
中文關鍵字	化學物質管理、文具標示整合、消費性產品標示、化學安全資訊能力建構、化學物質危害分類及標示指引

中文摘要

自108年「毒性及關注化學物質管理法」修訂公告，面對擴大管理議題，標示儼然成為供應鏈資訊傳遞的重要工具，更是化學物質運作安全管理的第一步。本計畫蒐集歐盟、美國、韓國及日本化學物質標示管理制度，可概分為標示、資訊通報及資訊揭露，掌握本年度國際主要修訂法規包含聯合國GHS第10版及歐盟CLP規章；參考歐盟管理趨勢，含內分泌干擾素特性化學品及商品在現有標示基礎下可規劃加強管理，評估增加相關警語內容，以加強警示程度並完善標示管理制度。國際依據管理標的分別規範清潔劑、文具等消費性化學品標示項目，著重管理商品中化學物質之法規，標示項目與化學物質引起之危害特性相關。經調查我國文具標示成分多僅為概括性名稱，未揭露具體化學物質，為加強管理文具使用化學物質，參考歐盟管理架構及我國文具標示管理現況，評估分級規劃管理作法，並持續與經濟部跨部會溝通研擬文具標示整合管理。本計畫研擬毒性及關注化學物質標示製作指引，說明健康危害及環境危害判定流程並提供判定案例，訪廠輔導時透過指引協助業者提升危害警示及標示製作之合理正確性。另依據新的物質資訊分析50種毒化物國內外危害分類差異性，提供跨部會危害分類更新判定方向。本計畫透過教材更新，以及辦理1場次執法人員、1場次運作業者教育訓練，期增進執法人員及運作業者標示管理能力，有效提升標示資訊品質。

中文關鍵字

化學物質管理、文具標示整合、消費性產品標示、化學安全資訊能力建構、化學物質危害分類及標示指引

類型	檔名	檔案大小	說明	最新版公開日期
期末報告	@成果報告_上傳.pdf	33MB		2024/1/31 上午 12:00:00

摘要	Since the amendment announcement of the "Toxic and Concerned Chemical Substances Management Act" in 2019, in the face of expanding management issues, labeling has emerged as a crucial tool for the transmission of information in the supply chain and is considered the first step in the safe management of chemical substances. This project collects information on chemical substance labeling management systems from the European Union, the United States, South Korea, and Japan. These systems can be broadly categorized into labeling, information reporting, and information disclosure. The focus is on understanding the major international regulatory amendments for the current year, including the 10th revision edition of the United Nations Globally Harmonized System for Classification and. Labelling of Chemicals (GHS) and the EU Regulation on the classification, labelling and packaging of substances and mixtures (CLP Regulation). Following the trends of EU management, the project plans to enhance the management of products containing endocrine-disrupting substances. This involves planning to strengthen management based on existing labeling and assessing the addition of relevant warning content to enhance warning levels and improve labeling management systems. The international regulations regulate the labeling items of consumer products such as detergents and stationery according to the management objectives. Some of them emphasize the management of chemicals in these products, therefore the labeling elements are related to the hazardous characteristics caused by the chemicals. An investigation reveals that labeling for stationery components in Taiwan often only provide general names without disclosing specific chemical substances. To strengthen the management of chemicals in stationery, the project plans to evaluate graded management methods, referring to the EU management framework and the current situation of stationery labeling management in Taiwan. Besides, ongoing communication with the Ministry of Economic Affairs involves studying integrated management for stationery labeling. The project draws up guidelines for the production of labels for toxic and concerned chemical substances, explaining the process of determining health and environmental hazards and providing case examples. Factory visits are conducted to assist manufacturers in improving the accuracy and correctness of hazard warnings and label production through these guidelines. Furthermore, based on the difference analysis in domestic and foreign hazard classification of 50 toxic chemical substances, the project provides directions for updating hazard classifications across ministries. Through the update of educational materials and the organization of one session for law enforcement personnel and one session for industries' education and training, the project aims to enhance the labeling management capabilities of law enforcement personnel and industries, effectively improving the quality of labeling information.
英文關鍵字	Chemical Substance Management, Policy Integration of Stationery Labelling, Consumer Products Labelling, Capacity Building of Chemical Safety Information, Guidance on Chemical Substance Classification and Labelling

摘要

Since the amendment announcement of the "Toxic and Concerned Chemical Substances Management Act" in 2019, in the face of expanding management issues, labeling has emerged as a crucial tool for the transmission of information in the supply chain and is considered the first step in the safe management of chemical substances. This project collects information on chemical substance labeling management systems from the European Union, the United States, South Korea, and Japan. These systems can be broadly categorized into labeling, information reporting, and information disclosure. The focus is on understanding the major international regulatory amendments for the current year, including the 10th revision edition of the United Nations Globally Harmonized System for Classification and. Labelling of Chemicals (GHS) and the EU Regulation on the classification, labelling and packaging of substances and mixtures (CLP Regulation). Following the trends of EU management, the project plans to enhance the management of products containing endocrine-disrupting substances. This involves planning to strengthen management based on existing labeling and assessing the addition of relevant warning content to enhance warning levels and improve labeling management systems. The international regulations regulate the labeling items of consumer products such as detergents and stationery according to the management objectives. Some of them emphasize the management of chemicals in these products, therefore the labeling elements are related to the hazardous characteristics caused by the chemicals. An investigation reveals that labeling for stationery components in Taiwan often only provide general names without disclosing specific chemical substances. To strengthen the management of chemicals in stationery, the project plans to evaluate graded management methods, referring to the EU management framework and the current situation of stationery labeling management in Taiwan. Besides, ongoing communication with the Ministry of Economic Affairs involves studying integrated management for stationery labeling. The project draws up guidelines for the production of labels for toxic and concerned chemical substances, explaining the process of determining health and environmental hazards and providing case examples. Factory visits are conducted to assist manufacturers in improving the accuracy and correctness of hazard warnings and label production through these guidelines. Furthermore, based on the difference analysis in domestic and foreign hazard classification of 50 toxic chemical substances, the project provides directions for updating hazard classifications across ministries. Through the update of educational materials and the organization of one session for law enforcement personnel and one session for industries' education and training, the project aims to enhance the labeling management capabilities of law enforcement personnel and industries, effectively improving the quality of labeling information.

英文關鍵字

Chemical Substance Management, Policy Integration of Stationery Labelling, Consumer Products Labelling, Capacity Building of Chemical Safety Information, Guidance on Chemical Substance Classification and Labelling