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ChemCon The Americas 2010
ChemCon The Americas 2010 is a global platform which brings together more than 200 company experts representing companies, authorities and international organizations from over 25 countries. Presentations given by more than 35 speakers from governments and industry will focus in the field of international chemical legislation all over the world, like REACH, GHS and country specific information on inventories, labelling requirements, etc. ChemCon The Americas 2010 also enables you to learn from experiences from the legislative approach of others by presenting some interesting business cases.

Date
Conference sessions and Exhibition
9-11 November 2010

Pre-conference Seminar
8 November 2010

Post-conference Seminar
12 November 2010

Venue and hotel accommodation

The Ritz-Carlton, Philadelphia
Ten Avenue of the Arts
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 19102-2598, USA
Tel: +1 215-523-8000
Fax: +1 215-523-8038

Program
Details are available on April 2010.

Registration
Registration opens on March 15th 2010; early bird discount until June 18th 2010.

Exhibition
In addition to the conference sessions of ChemCon The Americas 2010, an exhibition will be organized on the same premises to accompany ChemCon The Americas 2010. The purpose of the exhibition is to provide up-to-date information about all kinds of technical or commercial services linked with the chemical industry.

Interested to be an exhibitor or sponsor, please >Click here or email to office@chemcon.net.

Summary
ChemCon The Americas 2010 with its unique global approach and comprehensive Q&A, will take place in Philadelphia, USA in November 2010 with an accompanying exhibition.

Many experts are expected to join in for this 2010 event representing companies, authorities and international organizations.

In the conference sessions aspects of international chemical control around the globe will be discussed regarding current and emerging legislation, reporting and testing of new chemicals, chemical inventories, evaluation of existing chemicals, classification and labelling, risk management, hazard communication and product registration.

About 45 to 50 countries from Europe, Asia and the Americas will be spotlighted in detail and a lot of horizontal topics with a global or regional relevance will be covered.

Program Advisory Committee