Consultation at ChemMate
2026-10-23 02:28:40

Join the Specialized Consultation on Chemical Regulations at ChemMate Japan 2026

Explore the Future of Chemical Regulations at ChemMate Japan 2026



The NITE (National Institute of Technology and Evaluation) Chemical Substance Management Center is set to exhibit at ChemMate Japan 2026 held at Tokyo Big Sight from November 26 to 27, 2026. This event serves as a vital platform for businesses in the chemical industry to navigate the complexities surrounding chemical regulations, specifically the Chemical Substances Control Law (CSCL).

Specialized Consultations Available


At our booth, we will be providing individual consultation sessions aimed at helping attendees understand their obligations under the CSCL. With new regulations frequently transforming the landscape, many businesses face various queries regarding procedures, notifications, pre-assessments of new chemical substances, and the verification of existing chemical substances.

Our knowledgeable staff involved in the enforcement of the CSCL will be present to offer tailored explanations based on your specific needs. Whether you have practical questions about compliance or operational queries, we encourage you to take this unique opportunity for face-to-face consultations.

Innovative Evaluation Methods Displayed


In addition to consultations, we will showcase posters detailing our recent advancements, particularly focusing on the rationalization of evaluation methods for high polymer compounds and the innovative AI-driven degradation prediction system known as "Degradation AI-QSAR." This system, developed under the auspices of the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry, illustrates the integration of cutting-edge technology into chemical substance management.

Event Details


  • - Dates: November 26-27, 2026
  • - Time: 10:00 AM - 5:00 PM
  • - Location: Tokyo Big Sight, South Exhibition Hall 1 & 2
3-11-1 Ariake, Koto-ku, Tokyo
  • - Organizer: Chemical Industry News Co., Ltd.
  • - Admission: Free (registration required)

For more information about entry methods and venue access, please visit the official event website at ChemMate Japan.

Background for Consultation Sessions


While the CSCL is essential for ensuring the safety and environmental management of chemical substances, navigating it can involve a steep learning curve. The cycle of inquiry surrounding necessary procedures, the classification of new and existing chemicals, and ongoing operational interpretations creates a landscape ripe for confusion. Our consultation sessions are designed to provide clear, actionable responses to these dilemmas.

We encourage visitors to bring along any relevant documentation to aid in discussions. However, please note that any materials containing highly confidential information should not be brought to maintain security protocols at the venue.

Make the Most of Your Visit


If you are involved in the management or regulation of chemical substances and have uncertainties related to your daily operations, this event is your chance to gain insights and clarity. We look forward to welcoming you to our booth and hope to assist you in resolving any challenges you may face in compliance with the CSCL.

About NITE Chemical Substance Management Center


The NITE Chemical Substance Management Center operates under the jurisdiction of the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry, playing a pivotal role in supporting the technical aspects of regulations such as the CSCL and the Law Promoting the Improvement of Management Regarding the Discharge of Specific Chemical Substances into the Environment. Our aim is to aid businesses in the safe handling of chemical substances while promoting best practices for managing chemical risks. We also provide resources such as the NITE-CHRIP system for regulatory information and the NITE-Gmiccs tool for creating GHS labels and safety data sheets for mixtures. Join us at ChemMate Japan 2026 for a comprehensive engagement with the future of chemical regulation.

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