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Regulatory issues fine chemicals

This book provides an insider s perspective of the status of the fine-chemical industry, as well as its outlook. It covers all aspects of this dynamic industry, with all of its stakeholders in mind, viz. employees, customers, suppliers, investors, students and educators, media representatives, neighboring communities, public officials, and anyone else who has an interest in industrial context. Safety, health, environmental, and regulatory issues are discussed only briefly, as the related subjects are extensively covered in the specialized literature. [Pg.246]

The secretary not only can but must inspect and audit chemical facilities and determine regulatory compliance. If the secretary finds a facility not in compliance, the secretary must write to the facility explaining the deficiencies found, provide an opportunity for the facility to consult with the secretary, and issue an order to comply by a date determined by the secretary. If the facility continues to be out of compliance, the secretary may fine and, eventually, order the facility to close. [Pg.61]


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