Imports of hazardous chemicals must notify the State pollution board at import or within thirty days and provide a Safety Data Sheet. Importers must notify the designated State authority at import or within thirty days with consignee details, port of entry, transport mode, quantities and a Safety Data Sheet in the Schedule 9 format; State authorities may direct suspension of imports if a chemical poses major accident risk. Importers must maintain records per Schedule 10, permit inspection, ensure transport complies with motor vehicle regulations, and store imports in customs bonded facilities with required safety measures, equipment and trained personnel.
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Imports of hazardous chemicals must notify the State pollution board at import or within thirty days and provide a Safety Data Sheet.
Importers must notify the designated State authority at import or within thirty days with consignee details, port of entry, transport mode, quantities and a Safety Data Sheet in the Schedule 9 format; State authorities may direct suspension of imports if a chemical poses major accident risk. Importers must maintain records per Schedule 10, permit inspection, ensure transport complies with motor vehicle regulations, and store imports in customs bonded facilities with required safety measures, equipment and trained personnel.
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