Appendix II · Decree 24/2026/NĐ-CP

Chemicals subject to conditional production and trading

The company must hold a Certificate of eligibility issued by the provincial People’s Committee. A condition on the establishment, not a per-consignment application.

The company must hold a Certificate of eligibility to trade conditional chemicals

Importing IS a form of chemical trading: Article 2.18 of the Law on Chemicals 69/2025 defines “chemical trading” as buying, selling, exchanging, leasing, exporting and importing chemicals to supply the market for profit. Under Article 11.1(d), an organisation trading conditional chemicals must hold a Certificate of eligibility to trade conditional chemicals, issued by the provincial People’s Committee and valid for 5 years (Article 11.2). This is a COMPANY-level condition granted to the establishment — not a per-shipment licence.

Legal basis: Article 11.1(d), Law on Chemicals 69/2025/QH15

Substances

790 with a CAS number

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This page checks a CAS number against the four appendices of Decree 24/2026/NĐ-CP and cites the corresponding obligation from the Law on Chemicals 69/2025. The separate duty to declare an imported chemical under Article 6 of Decree 26/2026/NĐ-CP turns on HS Chapters 28/29, not on the CAS number — our SDS reader answers both keys. General information for planning, not advice on a particular consignment.