CHEMICAL WATCH REGULATORY SUMMIT – ASIA 2015

In association with
CHEMICAL WATCH
REGULATORY
SUMMIT – ASIA 2015
PAN PACIFIC HOTEL, SINGAPORE
A unique opportunity to join
our panel of experts from
government, industry and
professional advisers, as they
share special perspectives and
understanding of Global chemical
regulatory challenges facing
industry
30
01
SEPTEMBER
OCTOBER
TWO-DAY SUMMIT
Regulatory Summit – Asia, 30 September/01 October 2015, Singapore
Day One – 30 September 2015
Chair: Cissie Yeung, Chairman, Regulatory Affairs Committee,
12:35 China Compliance
SCIC, Singapore Product Regulatory Manager, Asia
Pacific/Middle East, Downstream, Shell Eastern
Petroleum (Pte) Ltd
SESSION 1 – FOCUS ON ASIA
Caroline Li, Regional Head - Asia Pacific Product Safety
Competence Center, Environment Health & Safety Asia
Pacific, BASF, Malaysia
12:55 NGO Viewpoint
Qian Cheng, Toxics Assistant Campaign Manager,
Greenpeace East Asia, China
09:00 Keynote address: Akira Yonemura, Managing Director,
Petrochemical Corporation of Singapore (Pte) Ltd
09:15 China – Regulatory Update
• A New chemicals regulation
• Hazard chemical regulation
• GHS
13:30Lunch
14:30 Japan Update
• Chemical Substances Control Law
• Industrial Safety & Hygiene Law
• GHS Implementation
Christine Chuang, Senior Regulatory Consultant,
Chemical Legislation Compliance Department, Chemical
Inspection and Regulation Service Ltd, China
Taro Ishikawa, Japan Environmental Management
Association For Industry Regulatory Compliance Support
and Consulting Office, Japan
09:45 China – New Chemical Substances Notification and its Practice
• New Chemical Substance Notification process
• Technical communication in notification
• Update of the regulation
15:00 The ASEAN-Japan new Chemical Safety Database
• What the online platform will provide
• Timetable
• Main aim of the database
• How it is proposed that the system will operate
Yong Jiang, Project Director, Product Registration and
Compliance Department, China National Chemical
Information Centre, China
10:15 Taiwan Update
• Toxic Chemical Substances Control Act 2013
• Toxic Chemicals Substances Control Act Enforcement Rules 2014
• Occupational Safety and Health Act (2013 revisions)
• GHS Implementation
Takashi Fukushima, Deputy Director General, Chemical
Management Center, National Institute of Technology
and Evaluation (NITE), Japan
15:30 Malaysia Update
Nor Azam Abdul Aziz, Petronas, Malaysia
Mark Thompson, Attorney, Keller & Heckman, China
10:45
Q&A Session
11:15 Refreshments and networking
11:30 South Korea – Important Updates on K-Reach
• K-Reach Implementation progress
• Joint Registrations of 1st PEC
• Sharing registration experiences
• Notifications and Risk Concerned Products
Jun Ho Lee, KTR, South Korea
12:00 K-Reach Management
• Communication between Co-registrants
• Data management
• Cost structure
Seungcheon Baek, ReachCentrum Asia
SESSION 2 – FOCUS ON COMPLIANCE ISSUES IN ASIA
12:15 K-Reach Compliance
Jeff Li, Global Product Stewardship, Procter & Gamble,
Singapore
Q&A Session
13:15
16:00
Q&A Session
16:15 Refreshments and networking
16:30Thailand
• Hazardous Substance Act B.E. 2535 (Notification,
Registration & Licensing Requirements) and its amendment
• Thailand’s Lists of Hazardous Substances B.E. 2556 & B.E. 2558
• Chemical Inventory Notification (Scope & Required
Information for Inventory Notification)
• New Chemical Regulation in Thailand: Notification of List
5.6 Hazardous Substances
• GHS Status in Thailand
Montira Sriyai, Knoell Consult, Thailand
17:00 Panel discussion on developments in
Singapore,Indonesia, The Philippines, Cambodia,
Myanmar & Vietnam
Montira Sriyai and Nhat Nguyen, Regulatory Analyst
3E, USA
17:45 Close of Day One/Cocktails
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Day Two – 01 October 2015
Chair: Leendert van Dijk, Product Stewardship Manager, Asia
Pacific Eastman Chemical Asia Pacific Pte Ltd, Singapore
SESSION 3 – FOCUS ON OTHER WORLD REGIONS
Q&A Session
12:30
13:00Lunch
14:00 Chemical Regulations Overview and Updates in Africa:
• South Africa:
– Main Chemical Laws
– SDS
– Labeling
• Other:
– Kenya and Uganda:
09:15 India – An Update on the Chemicals Inventory and
other policy
Dileep M. Wakankar, Head Product Stewardship –
Asia, Archroma India Private Limited, India
09:45 Chemical Regulations Overview and Updates in the
Middle East:
• Overview of Gulf Cooperation Council Regulatory (GCC)
Structure & Main Chemical Laws and Regulations
• Member State Level (SDS, Labeling and Licensing/
Permits Requirements):
– Saudi Arabia
– Kuwait
– Bahrain
– UAE
Zeina Attar, Senior Regulatory Analyst, 3E, USA
SESSION 4 – GLOBALISATION ISSUES
14:30 Data Sharing Globally
• Data and cost sharing for registration under EU and
K-Reach
• Globalisation of EU-Reach Registration dossiers
• New European Commission Implementing Regulation on Transparency and Cost Sharing in SIEFs and impact on future and existing registrations in the EU
Zeina Attar, Senior Regulatory Analyst, 3E, USA
10:15
Q&A Session
10:30 Refreshments and networking
11:00 EU REACH – Background and Update
• REACH overview
• REACH responsibilities
• Business impact
• Service/support
• Compliance/Post registration
• GHS/CLP/eSDS
• Technical requirements
Rita Sookrit, Training Manager, ReachCentrum, Belgium
Jean-Philippe De Montfort, Mayer Brown EuropeBrussels LLP, Belgium
15:00 GHS Implementation around the world
Nhat Nguyen, Regulatory Analyst, 3E, USA
15:30
15:45 Refreshments and networking
16:00 Global Supply Chain Mapping – The Importance of Asian
Engagement to Enhance Reputations
• Brand reputation and the importance of supply chain
transparency
• International initiatives (e.g. UNEP’s Chemicals in
Products Programme)
• The major role of Asian manufacturers and suppliers in
global supply chains
• Managing information transfer and confidentiality to
mutual benefit
11:30 New Issues Ongoing in the EU that can affect/impact Asia
• How to correct for bioavailability in classification schemes
• OECD guidance on metals/inorganics environmental risk
assessment
• REACH data made available for GHS implementation in
other jurisdictions
Paul Ashford, Managing Director, Anthesis-Caleb, UK
Hugo Waeterschoot, REACH Advisor, Eurometaux,
Belgium
12:00 Chemical Regulations in the USA – some important
developments including TSCA reform and State Level
Regulations
Q&A Session
16:30
Q&A Session
16:45 Close of Summit
Seth Goldberg, Partner, Steptoe & Johnson LLP, USA
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EXPERT PANELISTS
Cissie Yeung
Shell Eastern Petroleum (Pte) Ltd
Cissie Yeung joined Shell Eastern Petroleum (Pte) Ltd,
in Singapore, on 23 April 2007, as Regional Product
Stewardship Manager for Asia Pacific Middle East
(APME) for Shell Chemicals. She moved to a new
role as Product Regulatory Manager on 1 May 2011
and is responsible for the product Health, Safety &
Environment (HSE) regulatory affairs and assurance
for Downstream in APME. Ms Yeung was nominated
as the Singapore Regulatory Affairs Committee
Chairman for the Singapore Chemical Industry
Council (SCIC) with effect from 8 December 2010. She
appointed as member of the Singapore National Global
Harmonised System of Classification and Labelling of
Chemicals (GHS) Task Force, a member of the SS586
Standard (GHS) Technical Working Group and also
Chair of the SCIC GHS guidebook. She was appointed
as Chair of the Technical Working Group on the
drafting of New Quantitative Risk Assessment (QRA)
Guidelines for the industry.
Akira Yonemura
Managing Director, Petrochemical Corporation of
Singapore (Pte) Ltd
Joined Sumitomo Chemical Co., Ltd in 1980. Seconded
to Petrochemical Corporation of Singapore (Pte) Ltd
between 1993 and 1998. Vice President – Market
Development, Rabigh Refining & Petrochemical
Co between 2009 and 2011. Managing Director,
Petrochemical Corporation of Singapore (Pte) Ltd since
2011.
Christine Chuang
Senior Regulatory Consultant, Chemical Inspection and
Regulation Service Ltd, China
Senior Regulatory Consultant, CIRS ChinaM.S,
Zhejiang University
Ms. Christine Chuang has been working on chemical
regulatory compliance and project management
for more than 5 years in CIRS in the fields of New
Substance Notification, GHS compliance and
Hazardous chemical registration in China.
Her experience on Substance analysis, Test
Coordination, Risk Assessment, China REACH
Dossier Preparation and profound understanding on
regulatory requirements has helped dozens of foreign
companies remove regulatory barriers in China.
Yong Jiang
Project Director, China National Chemical Information
Centre, China
Mr Yong Jiang is Project Director of China National
Chemical Information Center, Product Registration
and Compliance Department. Yong leads a specialised
and professional team in the area of China chemical
regulatory compliance, helping clients solve problems
in China New Chemical Substance Notification, China
GHS, China Hazardous Chemical Registration, China
Pesticides Registration, China Food Contact Materials
Notification, China Cosmetics Material Notification,
and etc. Yong is also a Senior Chemical Regulatory
Consultant with over 10 years of experience in
inventory registration and human/environment risk
assessment. Yong is a trained chemist and earned his
M.S. degree in Analytical Chemistry from Tsinghua
University in 2003.
Mark Thompson
Attorney, Keller & Heckman, China
Mark Thompson joined Keller and Heckman in
2008 as an Associate with the firm’s Washington,
DC office. During that time, Mr. Thompson assisted
clients in demonstrating compliance with U.S. and EU
regulations pertaining to food, food packaging, drugs,
as well as applicable environmental requirements.
In October 2009, Mr. Thompson transferred to Keller
and Heckman’s office in Shanghai, China, after which
he expanded upon his practice to capture regulatory
compliance matters in various Asian markets. He
currently advises a wide array of businesses and trade
associations on the requirements and regulations
applicable to finished foods, food additives, food
packaging materials, drugs, industrial chemicals,
GMOs, and associated labeling. In particular,
Mr. Thompson possesses expertise relating to the
regulation of such products in China, Japan, Korea,
Taiwan, and other Asian countries, in addition to U.S.
and EU requirements. He has extensive experience in
evaluating and securing new clearances for products
intended for sale in these jurisdictions.
Jun Ho Lee
KTR, South Korea
BA Computer Science, Uni of New South Wales,
Australia
6 Years of career in
• SCM system development
• Regulatory consultation: EU REACH, Turkey,
Taiwan, South Korea
• RoHS, RoHS2, SVHC
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Dr Seungcheon Baek
ReachCentrum Asia Representative/Partner in ERM,
ReachCentrum Asia
Dr Baek has environmental engineering background
and has fifteen years’ consulting experience
specialising in environmental, health and safety
projects. He has worked extensively within the Korean
environment, health and safety regulatory framework
for a broad range of environmental and risk assessment
studies.
Dr Baek has worked for various industrial sectors
including chemical, petrochemical, oil & gas,
manufacturing, semiconductors, power utilities,
automotive, pharmaceutical, and telecom. Dr Baek
is a key person in the ReachCentrum Asia initiative.
Prior to joining ERM, Dr Baek was actively involved
in research projects funded by the Korean Ministry of
Environment.
Jeff Li
Global Product Stewardship, Procter & Gamble,
Singapore
Jeff Li is a regulatory expert with nine years experience
in P&G, specializing in Asiachemical regulations. His
responsibilities include tracking and shaping existing
and emerging chemical legislations, developing
chemical compliance strategies for supporting P&G
multiple business units, etc. Jeff Li has a chemistry
background and received his Bachelor degree and
Ph.D. from Tsinghua University of China.
Caroline Li
BASF, Malaysia
Currently Regional Head, Asia Pacific – Product
Safety,Regional EHS Competence Center. BASF AsiaPacific Service Centre Sdn. Bhd. Prior to the present
assignment Dr Li was Head, Regulatory Services
Asia Pacific at Ciba Specialty Chemicals. Dr Li joined
Ciba in 2005. Ciba now is part of BASF. Dr Li has
various responsibilities including management of a
team of regulatory experts in Asia Pacific, notification
of products and chemicals, as well as regulatory
compliance in Asia Pacific countries. Previous business
experience includes the role of head of Regulatory
Affairs for fragrance/cosmetics ingredients in Asia
Pacific for Symrise Pte Ltd, a global leading fragrance/
flavor company. Working as a toxicologist in Product
Safety & Regulatory Affairs for Procter & Gamble in
Kobe, Japan. And working as a business manager for
system implementation project for Procter & Gamble in
Singapore.
Qian Cheng
Greenpeace East Asia, China
Cheng Qian works on the Toxics Campaign as
Assistant Manager at Greenpeace East Asia based
in Beijing. She focuses on detoxing the hazardous
chemicals and toxic substances in different sectors
and in policy developments in China. Prior joining
Greenpeace, Qian worked for the International Institute
for Sustainable Development as Project Manager,
the International Labour Organization of the United
Nations as National Programme Officer, specializing in
the field of Green Jobs, and GIZ as Technical Adviser
on Climate Change. She is a German Chancellor Fellow
with the Alexander von Humboldt Foundation, and a
Writer to the Earth Negotiations Bulletin. She holds a
BA in Law from the Capital University of Economics
and Business, and an MPhil in Environmental Policy
from the University of Cambridge.
Taro Ishikawa
JEMAI, Japan
Mr Taro Ishikawa is General Manager of Regulatory
Compliance Support and Consulting division. Has
played a critical role in the development and delivery
of JEMAI’s regulatory services to industry. Has many
experiences on chemical regulatory management
affairs and consultation work for businesses.
Takashi Fukushima
National Institute of Technology and Evaluation
(NITE) Japan
Mr. Takashi Fukushima joined MITI, Ministry of
International Trade and Industry (current METI,
Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry) in 1985 as a
technical official.
Since then, he experienced many positions in METI
mainly in the chemical and environmental related
fields including new chemical evaluation and
bioindustry promotion.
After 3 and half year term as the director of Energy and
Environment Department in JETRO (Japan External
Trade Organization) Bangkok Office, he worked in
Chemical Management Policy Division of METI for
seven years during nine years before his present
assignment to NITE in May 2013.
In Chemical Management Center of NITE, he is mainly
in charge of international issues in cooperation with
METI.
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EXPERT PANELISTS
Nor Azam Abdul Aziz
Executive (Governance) HSE, Petronas, Malaysia
Graduated from University of Tennessee in 1991 with
degree in chemistry. Had few years of experiences in
several chemical industries such as ink, coating and
paint. Joined Department of Environment Malaysia in
2006 as an Assistant Director for Hazardous Substances
Division, specifically focused on Environmentally
Hazardous Substances. Currently work as an executive
for Malaysia Petroleum Management, Safety and
Environment PETRONAS.
Montira Sriyai
Knoell Consultant, Thailand
Montira Sriyai is the Project Manager, ICB (Industrial
Chemicals & Biocides) Regulatory Affairs, Dr Knoell
Consult Thai Co., Ltd. Thailand, a subsidiary of the
international organisation Dr Knoell Consult GmbH,
Germany. She received her Bachelor and Master
Degrees in Chemistry from Chiang Mai University,
Thailand and Master Degree in Materials Science
from Hamburg University of Technology, Germany
specialised in Polymer Chemistry & Nanocomposites.
From 2008-2010, she worked as a researcher at the
Polymer Chemistry & Biomaterials Group (PBM),
Department of Organic and Macromolecular
Chemistry, Ghent University, Belgium. She has joined
Knoell Thai since September 2013.
Nhat Nguyen
Leendert van Dijk
Manager Product Stewardship and Regulatory Affairs,
Eastman Chemical AsiaPacific, Singapore.
Leendert, a Dutch National, studied Chemistry and
Physics, at the University of Leiden (NL).
Started in Singapore in 2014. Before Singapore,
he worked as PS & RA manager for Europe in the
Netherlands, dealing a significant part of his time
with the implementation of the EU REACH program.
Before joining Eastman in 2008, Leendert worked for
over 20 years for a major US petrochemical company
in various locations and various positions. Ranging
from marketing and sales to product stewardship and
product market development. Leendert is member of
the SCIC Regulatory Affairs Committee and chairs the
Emerging Regulations group.
Dileep M. Wakankar
Archroma India Private Limited, India
Doctorate in Chemistry from University of Bombay.
Diploma in Business Management
32 Years of Industrial Experience
Headed R & D, QC, QA and Product Stewardship
functions
Past Vice Chairman -- Basic Chemicals
Pharmaceuticals and Cosmetics Export Promotion
Council(CHEMEXCIL) under Ministry of Commerce,
Govt. of India.
Regulatory Analyst, 3E, USA
Chairman – REACH Committee of Chemexcil
Nhat Nguyen is a U.S. licensed attorney with over
five years of regulatory experience. At 3E, Mr.
Nguyen is responsible for providing timely and
accurate regulatory content for 3E’s WebInsight and
ArielLogic products, covering chemical and food safety
regulations in the Southeast Asia and Pacific region.
Mr. Nguyen also provides consulting services to
companies conducting business in the region. Prior to
3E, Mr. Nguyen worked as an attorney and consultant,
advising multi-national corporations and government
agencies on a variety of issues involving EU, US and
Southeast Asian laws and regulations. Mr. Nguyen
received a Bachelor of Science from the Illinois Institute
of Technology and a law degree from American
University Washington College of Law.
Chairman – REACH & Regulatory Committee of
Indian Chemical Council
Zeina Attar
Senior Regulatory Analyst, 3E, USA
Ms. Attar has been with 3E Company for more than
4 years specializing in monitoring EH & S regulatory
developments in the Middle East and Africa regions in
support of 3E’s flagship products such as WebInsight,
Ariel Logic, and Integrated Data products. In addition,
she provides regulatory support for Safety Data
Sheet (SDS) authoring and regulatory compliance
solutions. Miss Attar’s duties include: researching and
analyzing regulatory materials for clients, maintaining
and regularly updating an extensive set of databases,
producing regulatory guidance for external and
internal customers, and providing regulatory support
for product development initiatives. She is also in
charge of various regulatory consulting-based projects
related to EH & S and HazCom issues in the Middle
East region.
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Rita Sookrit
ReachCentrum, Belgium
Rita is a certified training and development
professional with over 20 years’ experience in various
industries. She has international experience developing
learning strategies and managing all aspects of
training. At ReachCentrum, Rita collaborates with
technical providers to develop and deliver training
for REACH, CLP, and BPR including risk assessment,
Chesar & IUCLID.
Hugo Waeterschoot
REACH Advisor, Eurometaux, Belgium
Hugo Waeterschoot has an educational background
in ecotoxicology and environmental law from Ghent
University as well as an executive management degree
from Vlerick management school. He had more
than 15 years of experience in industry on chemicals
management aspects before joining Eurometaux, first
as EHS director and later as REACH Advisor. He
followed and was closely engaged in REACH and CLP
from the policy discussions in 2002 until now whereby
he presently represent the metals and inorganic sector
as an observer in 2 key ECHA-REACH committees:
the Member State Committee and the Socio-economic
Committees. Both deal with various aspects of the
evaluation, restriction and authorisation scheme. Hugo
is also active at the OECD-BIAC chemicals group, the
industry group overseeing the chemicals management
activities of the OECD and is involved in the GHS
guidance development for metals and inorganics.
Seth Goldberg
Partner, Steptoe & Johnson LLP, USA
Seth Goldberg is a partner in Steptoe’s Washington
office, where he is a member of the Regulatory &
Industry Affairs Department. He has practiced
environmental and administrative law and litigation
at Steptoe since joining the firm in 1978. In the
environmental area, his practice encompasses a range
of subspecialties, including hazardous waste and
toxic chemical regulation, environmental remediation,
pesticide regulation, and regulatory litigation. He
represents clients before administrative agencies
and courts in a broad range of complex matters. A
substantial part of his practice involves compliance
advice, agency rulemaking and license decisions, and
appeals from such decisions.
Jean-Philippe De Montfort
Partner, Mayer Brown Europe-Brussels LLP, Belgium
Jean-Philippe Montfort is one of Europe’s leading legal
practitioners on EU chemical control (REACH), EU
product safety and liability, and EU regulatory law. His
practice focuses especially on: REACH. Jean-Philippe
leads Mayer Brown’s REACH team. He provides
strategic advice to companies and trade associations
to help them comply with REACH and the CLP. He
advises companies on data sharing, SIEF and consortia
formation and management. He organises product
defence under the REACH and CLP Authorisation,
Restriction, Evaluation, Classification and Labelling
processes. He is also increasingly involved in litigations
on product regulatory cases before the European
Courts and the ECHA Board of Appeal. Jean-Philippe
chairs the chemicals working group of the American
Chamber of Commerce to the European Union
(Amcham EU) and acted as project leader for the
Commission REACH Implementation Project (RIP) 3.4
on Data sharing and Consortia.
Paul Ashford
Managing Director, Anthesis-Caleb, UK
Paul received a BSc (Hons) in chemistry from the
University of Bristol (UK) in 1979 before spending
15 years with BP Chemicals in a variety of technical,
technology transfer and commercial roles. In 1994,
Paul set up his own consultancy firm, Caleb, to pursue
his growing interests in the environmental regulatory
field. Caleb continues to be an active opinion-former in
international policy development based on its strong
track record in support of the Montreal Protocol. It has
a significant core business in the chemical regulatory
field and has been one of the lead consultancies on
the implementation of REACH within the European
Union. In order to broaden its global base, Caleb
reached agreement with sustainability specialist,
Anthesis Consulting Group, to combine forces in
February 2014. Paul is now responsible for the global
development of the Sustainable Chemistry practice for
Anthesis-Caleb.
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LIST OF PARTICIPANTS
Joann, Abrahamse
Hueyfen Chia
Indra Gandi
SC Johnson & Son Pty Ltd, Australia
Rio Tinto, Singapore
Marc Aerssens
Eunkyoung Choi
Govindasamy, Johnson Matthey Plc,
Malaysia
ReachCentrum, Netherlands
Reach Centrum Asia, South Korea
Rozieah Ahmad
Bee Khim
Dyson Manufacturing Sdn Bhd, Malaysia
Choo, The Clorox Company, Hong Kong
Neaz Ahmed
Christine Chuang
National Petrochemical Industrial
Company, Saudi Arabia
CIRS, China
Atul Alate
3M Innovation Singapore Pte Ltd,
Singapore
Fabien Henry
Archroma, Singapore
Paul Ashford
Pituka Claret
Peggy Ho
Caleb Management Services Ltd,
United Kingdom
Ciper Consortium, Spain
Afton Chemical Asia Pte Ltd, Singapore
Zeina Attar
Sia Claudia
Giles Hobson
ExxonMobil Asia Pacific Pte Ltd, Singapore
Ricardo-AEA, United Kingdom
Sonja Davidson
Eva Holster
Chemical Watch, United Kingdom
Siegwerk (Asia Pacific) Pte Ltd, Singapore
Gwenny Degroote
Ng Teik Hong
Becton Dickinson, Belgium
Jabil, Malaysia
Jean-Philippe De Montfort
Karen Howard
Mayer Brown, Belgium
Exponent International Ltd,
United Kingdom
3E Company, United States
Nor Azam Abdul Aziz
Department of Environment, Malaysia,
Malaysia
Seungcheon Baek
ReachCentrum Asia, South Korea
Jenny Bingham
3E Company, United States
Manuel Breva
Sook Chuen Ho
David Dillon
Exponent, United Kingdom
Adrian Gray
Johnson & Johnson (Janssen Pmp), Belgium
Daniel Groechel
Omya International AG, Switzerland
Varian Han
Shell Eastern Petroleum Pte Ltd, Singapore
Lisam, France
Dicky Hu
Total Oil Asia-Pacific, Singapore
IP Consortium, Spain
Takashi Fukushima
Wai Yan Chan
Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry,
Japan
Helen Huangfu
Steelcase Office Solutions (Malaysia) Sdn
Bhd, Malaysia
Henriette Garmin
Linda Lai
Jotun, Norway
Huilin, ExxonMobil Asia Pacific Pte Ltd,
Singapore
Elaine Cheah
Allnex Malaysia Sdn Bhd, Malaysia
Shu-Lin Chen
Jonathan Gibbard
Ricardo AEA Ltd, United Kingdom
Environmental Protection Administration,
Taiwan
Gabriel Goh
Qian Cheng
Seth Goldberg
Greenpeace East Asia, China
Steptoe & Johnson LLP, United States
Illumina Inc, Singapore
Lubrizol, China
Taro Ishikawa
JEMAI, Japan
Judy Jackson
Chemical Watch, United Kingdom
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Regulatory Summit – Asia, 30 September/01 October 2015, Singapore
Yong Jiang
Kimberley Liu
Mamta Patel
CNCIC, China
International Flavors & Fragrances,
Singapore
Chemical Watch, United Kingdom
Benny Lu
Dr Knoellá, Thailand
Tiing Tiing, Kho
Chevron Oronite Pte Ltd, Singapore
Yuthana Kongprachaya
ChemADVISOR, Inc., United States
Alvin Kung
Johnson & Johnson, Singapore
Karina Kurniawan
Total Oil Asia Pacific Pte Ltd, Singapore
Toh Kwee Teck
International Copper Association, China
Alan Ly
Rockwell Automation, Australia
Sandy Ma
PS&R, China
Lorna Madeley
Chemical Watch, United Kingdom
Piyatida Pukclai
Keith Rego
Illumina, United States
Alain Renard
5N Plus, Canada
Oliver Rohling
HELM AG, Germany
Muhammad Sajid
Mitsui Elastomers Singapore Pte Ltd,
Singapore
Rajnish Maharaj
Jun Ho Lee
Vivian Mak
KTR, South Korea
Infineum Singapore Pte Ltd, Singapore
Complex Inorganic Pigments for Emerging
Regulations EEIG, Spain
Siew Gek Lee
Edlin Maskor
Rita Sookrit
Haw Par Healthcare Limited, Singapore
Infineum Singapore Pte Ltd, Singapore
ReachCentrum, Belgium
Ker Ching Lee
Kai-Sebastian Melzer
Montira Sriyai
Linde Gas Asia Pte Ltd, Singapore
Nickel Institute, Belgium
Dr Knoell Consult Thai Co., Ltd., Thailand
James Leu
Shaun Mizis
Ishrat Sultana
"ERM Taiwan Co., Ltd.", Taiwan
Akzo Nobel, Australia
Jubilant Life Sciences Ltd., India
Charles Lewis
Hidetoshi Mochizuki
Sherry Tang
Michelman, United States
Kyodo Yushi Co. Ltd., Japan
PolyOne, China
Jeff Li
Jenna Ngian
Jon Taylor
Procter & Gamble International Operations
(SA) Singapore Branch, Singapore
Verdezyne, Inc., United States
Reckitt Benckiser, United Kingdom
Caroline Li
Nhat Nguyen
Mark Thompson
3E Company, United States
K H Law, China
Charlotte Niemiec
Rachael Thong
Chemical Watch, United Kingdom
Dyson Manufacturing Sdn Bhd, Malaysia
Lay Ching Ong
Junie Tok
Procter & Gamble, Singapore
Lim, Ecolab Ltd, Singapore
Amazon Papyrus Chemicals Singapore Pte
Ltd, Singapore
Jit Ivan
Sarah Pastorelli
Embedded Technologies, Philippines
Lim, Chevron Phillips Chemicals Asia Pte.
Ltd., Singapore
Philip Morris, Switzerland
BASF, Malaysia
Anny Li
Ashland, China
Lee Lian
Ecolab, Singapore
Lonza Cologne GmbH, Germany
Jaime Sales
Edwin, Tuazon Artesyn
Ana Liza Ugalino
Monsanto Singapore Co Pte Ltd, Singapore
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LIST OF PARTICIPANTS
Leendert Van Dijk
Lucia Wang
Cissie Yeung
Eastman Chemical Asia Pacific Pte Ltd,
Netherlands
Evonik Specialty Chemicals (Shanghai) Co.
Ltd., China
Shell, Singapore
Obed Varela
Laura Whiteman
Illumina, United States
The Wercs, a Division of UL, Australia
Petrochemical Corporation of Singapore,
Singapore
Wolfram Von Laun
Veronique Widemann
Jane Yow
Philip Morris International Management
SA, Switzerland
Albea, France
Nuplex Singapore Pte Ltd, Singapore
Hugo Waetershoot
Ulrich Wietschorke
Alfred Zheng
WT Consulting GmbH, Switzerland
Shell Eastern Petroleum (Pte) Ltd,
Singapore
Eurometeaux, Belgium
Dileep Wakankar
Archroma India Private Ltd, India
Francis Wong
Akira Yonemura
Evonik Oil Additives Asia Pacific Pte. Ltd.,
Singapore
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