PRTR Reporting under the PRTR Law
For the annual report due 30 June. From identifying target substances and helping calculate releases and transfers to preparing the report.
Under Japan's PRTR Law (Act on the Assessment of Releases of Specified Chemical Substances in the Environment and Promotion of Management Improvement), covered businesses must report the previous fiscal year's releases and transfers of Class I Designated Chemical Substances by 30 June every year. Whether you are covered depends on your industry, number of regular employees and quantities handled; the quantity threshold is generally 1 tonne a year per substance (0.5 tonnes for Specified Class I substances). If the quantity falls below the threshold in a year, no report is needed, but the obligation returns when it rises again, so an annual check is essential. If you do not want a substance name disclosed, a special rule allows you to request notification under a category name as a trade secret. Our former chemical-company researcher identifies target substances and contents from your SDSs, helps calculate releases and transfers with documented grounds, prepares the report, and sets up a calculation sheet for the next year.
- Company：Hikaru Takahashi Office, Certified Administrative Procedures Legal Specialist
- Price：10,000 yen-100,000 yen
