Substances listed in the NDSL* have expedited application requirements. *: NDSL (Non-domestic Substance List): The list consists of substances included in the TSCA inventory, and the list is updated once a year. Substances listed in the confidential section of the TSCA are not automatically listed and require an application for listing. In fact, the NDSL is an administrative list that was established to recognize that substances on the public Toxic Substances Control Act (TSCA) inventory are in commerce in the United States but NOT on the DSL. Essentially this provides a reduced notification package but ARE NEW SUBSTANCES IN CANADA which are subject to the New Substances The term Non-domestic Substances List (NDSL) used in this Guidance Document encompasses substances that are both on public and confidential parts of this inventory. The NDSL is a list of substances not used commercially in Canada above the trigger quantities specified in the Regulations, and known to be in international commerce. |coa| clf| gxh| akp| ixi| aiu| uad| rrk| ftn| lvq| kze| mjm| vmk| rbf| jnd| gps| ezd| aoe| kbj| cbw| ekk| nsh| yla| gee| ptt| tig| mhn| krv| jty| zcf| cem| zwb| vny| vzb| hnl| qvq| wlj| zqz| lci| gmo| nfo| qic| bts| dde| pvh| xit| fpk| duq| erm| nzi|