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2025 Outlook: New Regulatory Requirements and Expiring Transitional Policies in Global Major Countries

Dec 20, 2024
Hedy He
ChemLinked summarized the upcoming regulatory requirements and expiring transition policies in 2025, covering major countries and regions across the globe, including China, South Korea, ASEAN, Sri Lanka, Australia, EU, UK and US.

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