Issues regarding retail stores selling hazardous chemicals
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I would like to ask the experts: are there any **safety standards or regulations** for retail stores and storage warehouses that handle hazardous chemicals? For example, I sell alcoholic beverages such as vodka and Erguotou (flammable and explosive liquids of Category A). Can they be displayed in large shopping malls (the alcohol sections of supermarkets)? Or maybe I sell stoves and also deal in \"cylinder gas\" (filled with butane for portable stoves); would the warehouse then need to be equipped with combustible gas detectors? I saw the \"Requirements and Technical Specifications for the Opening of Enterprises Handling Hazardous Chemicals\" (GB 18265-2000); it can be applied more or less in the case of wine specialty stores. But what about selling cartridge gas? Please ask an expert for guidance!
It is still necessary to discuss this issue. The retail stores for hazardous chemicals mentioned by the original poster refer to places that sell alcohol and tobacco; they are likely not the hazardous chemicals listed in the catalog of hazardous substances. Are there any specific regulations regarding the sale of alcohol?
There should be corresponding qualification requirements and regulatory provisions regarding the types of business and their scale.
I’m just giving an example as well. What if I ran a chemical reagent store? They specialize in supplying products for university laboratories; things like toluene alcohol (flammable liquids), caustic soda and hydrochloric acid (corrosive liquids), which are very commonly used. School laboratories require small quantities of various reagents, and they can only be purchased in retail form.