Using toxic chemicals to catch or hunt animals is strictly prohibited in Vietnam

Nguyen Trinh

15:54, 12/12/2010

The Law on Chemicals 2007 of Vietnam provides for chemical-related activities, safety in chemical-related activities, rights and obligations of organizations and individuals engaged in chemical-related activities, and state management of chemical-related activities.

The Law on Chemicals 2007 of Vietnam stipulates prohibited acts in chemical-related activities, specifically as follows:

One, producing, trading in, transporting, storing, using, sending or donating hazardous chemicals in contravention of this Law and other relevant legal provisions.

Two, failing to disclose necessary information, supplying inadequate or false information or concealing information on hazardous properties of chemicals or hazardous chemical-containing products.

Three, using chemicals outside the list of those permitted for use, chemicals not up to quality standards or chemicals in excessive concentrations to produce or preserve food, curative medicines, animal feed, veterinary drugs, plant protection drugs, fertilizers or consumer chemical products.

Four, using toxic chemicals to catch or hunt animals or committing acts of infringing upon human health, properties or the environment.

View more details at the Law on Chemicals 2007 of Vietnam, effective from July 01, 2008.

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