Regulations for the Labeling and Safety Data Sheets for Toxic and Concerned Chemical Substances｜第 3 條｜化學物質管理｜Regulation｜In Force
環境部｜v1.0
Effective Date: 2023-10-31｜Last Amended: 2022-11-04
The containers or packaging of toxic and concerned chemical substances should comply with the classification and labeling elements that are determined by the National Standard CNS 15030 and should clearly mark the following items in accordance with the format as the attached Table Labeling Format: I. Pictograms: A square presented at a 45° angle to the vertical direction consisting of a red outline on a white background. The interior of the square should contain a suitable sized black symbol for identification. II. Contents: A. Name. B. Hazardous Ingredients: All toxic and concerned chemical substances exceeding the control concentration shall be labeled with the Chinese and English names announced by the central competent authority and the Chemical Abstracts Service Registry Number. The words "toxic chemical substances” or “concerned chemical substances" and the weight percentages of the substances contained therein shall be stated. C. Signal words. D. Hazard Statements E. Precautionary Statements F. Name, address, and telephone number of the manufacturer, vendor, or supplier. If the toxic and concerned chemical substances cannot be labeled in accordance with the classification and labeling elements in the National standard CNS 15030 due to their hazardous characteristics, only the name, hazardous ingredients, and the name, address, and telephone number of the manufacturer, importer or supplier should be labeled. Containers or packaging less than 100 milliliters specified in Paragraph 1 may be marked only with the name, hazard pictograms, and signal words. In addition to the first three paragraphs for labeling, the containers and packaging of toxic and concerned chemical substances should be labeled with supplemental information in accordance with “Categories and Management of Handling for Toxic Chemical Substances” and “Categories and Management of Handling for Concerned Chemical Substances”.