Safe Work Australia has been working towards adopting the Globally Harmonized System of Classification and Labelling of Chemicals (GHS) Revision 7 for workplace hazardous chemicals under […]

David Dwyer On July 1, 2020 NICNAS has now become AICIS (Australia Industrial Chemical Introduction Scheme). In this article I look at some of the differnces […]

Living in our new pandemic environment we are confronted with companies wanting to fast track their “response products” to market. While the TGA has a fast […]

With the current pandemic the TGA (Therapuetic Goods Administration) has made concessions on the supply of certain goods. Specifically, medical devices designed to be worn by […]

David Dwyer Below is taken from an email from Fredrik Gronkvist of chinaimportal.com. I find their advice very conservative and intelligent and below is no exception. […]

Stellina Popplewell The next version (7.7) of the Australian Dangerous Good Code is being drafted to align with Revision 21 of the United Nations (UN) Model […]

Gavin Hall Two of the most common questions we get from our clients are ‘why does the APVMA take so long?’ and ‘why is it so expensive’? The […]

Stellina Popplewell From July 1, 2020 a new scheme will be adopted to improve the regulation of industrial and cosmetic chemicals in Australia. We are moving […]

Stellina Popplewell New Zealand At Consultation Stage Your views are sought on the EPA’s proposal to update the current classification framework for hazardous substances to the […]

Dr Sharon Gossage Each source (manufacturing site) of an active constituent must be separately approved by the APVMA.  There are some active constituents exempted from the […]

Veterinary chemical products can undergo physical, chemical and microbiological changes on storage. The rate at which these changes can occur depends on the nature of the active constituent(s), the formulation composition, the formulation type, the packaging and, most notably, the storage conditions (temperature, light and humidity).

Complementary Medicines (including vitamin, minerals, herbal medicines and homeopathic preparations) in Australia are regulated by the Therapeutic Good Administration (TGA) and must adhere to certain regulatory […]