China-Is a work safety license required for the production of refined oil products? | regulatory trends

According to the "Measures for the Implementation of Work Safety Licenses of Hazardous Chemical Production Enterprises," a hazardous chemical production enterprise refers to an enterprise that is legally established and has obtained a business license or business approval document to engage in the production of final products or intermediate products listed in the "Catalog of Hazardous Chemicals." Hazardous chemical production enterprises must obtain a hazardous chemical work safety license as stipulated. Enterprises that have not obtained a work safety license are not allowed to engage in the production of hazardous chemicals. If refined oil products such as gasoline are classified as hazardous chemicals, a work safety license must be obtained in accordance with the law.

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