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Logwin Air + Ocean Thailand Achieves WHO GDP Certification for Quality Logistics
Logwin Air + Ocean Thailand earns WHO GDP certification, ensuring superior quality, safety and reliability in pharmaceutical distribution.
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Singapore Bans Three POP Chemicals
Singapore prohibits three persistent organic pollutants (POPs).
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South Korea Proposes Update to Food Contact Material Standards
South Korea initiates consultation over proposed revision to standards and specifications for food contact materials and articles.
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New Jersey, USA, Regulates PFAS in Specified Products
New Jersey approves measures to regulate PFAS in several product categories.
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EU Permits Cobalt in Certain Toy Applications
The EU has allowed the use of cobalt in three specified toy applications.
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What Is EUDR? Understanding the EU Deforestation Regulation and Its Impact on Businesses
Learn what EUDR (EU Deforestation Regulation) requires for global supply chains, key DDS traceability steps, product scope, certification support (FSC, PEFC, RSPO), and how it impacts Thai businesses.
India Issues New Order for Cookware, Utensils and Food and Beverage Cans
India mandates the use of two national standards and the standard mark for specified food contact articles.
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KB J Capital Achieves ISO/IEC 27001 and ISO/IEC 27701 Certifications for Security and Privacy Excellence
KB J Capital earns ISO/IEC 27001 and ISO/IEC 27701 certifications from SGS Thailand, with support from ACinfotec, strengthening global information security (ISMS) and privacy management (PIMS).
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SGS Inaugurates New Global Headquarters in Baar, Switzerland
We have officially inaugurated our new global headquarters in Baar, Switzerland, marking a key milestone and reinforcing our commitment to collaboration, innovation and sustainability.
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Canada Updates Toxic Substances Regulations
Canada introduces updated toxic substances regulations, strengthening controls, expanding bans and introducing limited exemptions.
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