Importing chemicals to Vietnam requires strict compliance with legal regulations to ensure safety, environmental protection and compliance with trade regulations. Here are some important notes you need to know:

1. Determine the type of chemical and applicable regulations:

• List of chemicals: Check whether the type of chemical you want to import is on the list of banned, restricted chemicals or requires an import license.
• Decree 113/2017/ND-CP: This is the main legal document regulating the production and trading of chemicals in Vietnam. You need to carefully study the regulations on registration, licensing, labeling, transportation and storage of chemicals.

2. Customs procedures:

• Customs declaration: Complete all customs procedures completely and accurately, provide full information on the type of chemical, quantity, origin, quality documents and other related documents.
• Goods inspection: Imported goods will be inspected by customs authorities to ensure compliance with regulations on quality, safety and environmental protection.

3. Import license:

• Special chemicals: For some special chemicals, you need to apply for an import license from the competent authorities.
• License application: Prepare a complete application according to regulations, including information about the enterprise, type of chemical, quantity, purpose of use, storage and waste treatment plan.

4. Transportation and storage:

• Safe transportation: Comply with regulations on the transportation of hazardous chemicals, ensure sturdy packaging, clear labels and suitable means of transportation.
• Proper storage: After import, chemicals need to be stored in suitable conditions, away from heat, moisture and flammable substances.

5. Waste treatment:

• Chemical waste treatment: Have a plan to treat chemical waste generated during production or use, ensuring compliance with environmental protection regulations.

6. Importer’s responsibilities:

• Compliance with the law: Importers are responsible for compliance with legal regulations related to chemicals.
• Labor safety: Ensure labor safety for people working with chemicals.
• Environmental protection: Implement measures to minimize the negative impact of chemicals on the environment.

7. Management agencies:

• Chemical Department
• Customs Department
• Department of Natural Resources and Environment

Summary:

Importing chemicals to Vietnam is a complicated process, requiring careful preparation and strict compliance with legal regulations. By understanding the above information, you can minimize risks and ensure a smooth import process.

If you need further assistance, do not hesitate to contact state management agencies or customs service companies for specific advice.

Vina TS Company has many years of experience in the chemical trading and wastewater treatment industry.
If you have a need to buy chemicals, please refer to Vina TS for more information on product characteristics, prices and preferential policies.

Contact information:

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