China's Ministry of Industry and Information Technology (MIIT) is inviting public comments on a draft mandatory national standard titled “Requirements for the Compilation of Chemical Safety Labels.” The proposal, introduced by MIIT’s Science and Technology Department, aims to enhance safety labeling norms across the chemical industry.
Public Consultation Now Open
The draft regulation is currently in the public consultation phase, providing an opportunity for stakeholders to submit feedback before the standard becomes official. The comment period runs from August 14 to October 12, 2025.
How to Participate
Interested parties—including manufacturers, importers, safety experts, and the general public—are encouraged to review the documents and submit their comments.
📄 Access Key Documents:
• Attachment 1: Full draft standard + explanatory notes
• Attachment 2: Official feedback submission form
📧 Submission Email: KJBZ@miit.gov.cn
📞 Contact Numbers: 010-64102958 / 010-68205261
Make sure to use the official feedback template and include the correct subject line for proper routing.
Why This Matters?
Once adopted, the standard will define how chemical products must be labeled in China, potentially impacting:
• Manufacturers
• Importers
• Distributors
• Regulators
This is a crucial step in aligning labeling practices with modern safety and compliance expectations.
A Step Toward Safer Chemical Handling
The draft standard supports China's broader goals under the National Standardization Administration’s plan, aiming to boost transparency, public engagement, and workplace safety through clearer labeling requirements.
Deadline for Comments
🗓️ October 12, 2025 — All feedback must be submitted by this date to be considered in the finalization process.
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