Indian DCPC to Implement QCOs for 10 Chemicals

Time: Jan 5, 2024
Author: ChemRadar
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The Department of Chemicals and Petrochemicals (DCPC) of India has announced its plan to implement Quality Control Orders (QCOs) for a list of 10 chemicals, in accordance with the provisions of the Bureau of Indian Standards Act, 2016.

According to the DCPC, these QCOs are formulated to improve chemical quality, protect consumer interests, and strengthen chemical management. Relevant enterprises shall comply with the QCOs and provide necessary information to competent authorities.

The enforcement of these QCOs for 10 chemicals is outlined below:

Serial. No. Name of Chemical Date of entry into force of QCO
1 Morpholine February 1, 2024
2 Acetic Acid February 3, 2024
3 Methanol February 3, 2024
4 Aniline February 3, 2024
5 Pyridine March 13, 2024
6 Gamma Picoline March 13, 2024
7 Beta Picoline March 13, 2024
8 Potassium Carbonate March 13, 2024
9 Acetone March 13, 2024
10 Sodium Tripolyphosphate March 13, 2024

The DCPC is inviting public comments and feedbacks on the proposed QCOs. Any remarks or suggestions can be submitted from 5th January 2024.

 

Further Information:
Indian DCPC

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