LATAM Regulatory Comparison Hub A strategic overview of regulatory requirements for companies developing, importing, manufacturing, or commercializing regulated products across Latin America. Chemical Regulatory Framework Comparison This hub compares GHS adoption, safety data sheet expectations, chemical inventories, notification systems, packaging responsibility, and market access requirements across Brazil, Mexico, Chile, Colombia, Peru, and Argentina. Countries Covered Bra

An updated guide to Legislative Decree 1570, the 2026 chemical regulation, GHS, RENASQ, DIGESA, dangerous-goods transport, waste, and imports.

An updated guide to Colombia's chemical inventory, GHS and SDS, risk management, packaging responsibility, environmental reporting, and imports.

An updated guide to Decree 57, hazardous-substance notification, SDS, storage, packaging EPR, and market access in Chile.

An updated guide to GHS and SDS, commercial labeling, sanitary authorizations, hazardous materials, waste, and market access in Mexico.

An updated guide to Brazil's chemical inventory, GHS and SDS, food-contact materials, packaging EPR, carbon market, and regulated-product imports.

Understand who may need a CLCB in São Paulo, why it matters, and the main steps for regularizing a low-risk commercial property.

Chemical Management overview Latin America

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Genetically Modified Organisms (GMOs) play a significant role in the agri-food and industrial sectors, offering innovative solutions to global problems such as food security and climate change. However, the regulatory complexity across Latin American countries presents significant challenges for companies seeking to operate in this region. Regulatory Fragmentation Each Latin American country has its own regulatory framework for GMOs, with marked differences in definition and

Positive Lists Genetically Modified Organisms (GMOs) Allergens Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP) The regulation of food contact materials (FCMs) in Latin America follows two main approaches: alignment with MERCOSUR resolutions and the implementation of specific national requirements. This framework ensures that these materials are safe, suitable for use, and do not pose risks to human health or the environment. MERCOSUR: Harmonization and Safety MERCOSUR member countries ado