Description
Poison Act, 1919 and State-Specific Poison Rules
Any company or individual dealing with toxic chemicals (used in industrial processes, laboratories, or hazardous applications) must obtain a Poison License from the District Collector or Sub-Divisional Magistrate (SDM). This includes storing, selling, or using chemicals classified as poisons under the law.
Class A (Highly Toxic)
Cyanides (Sodium/Potassium)
Mercury compounds
Nitric Acid (>70%)
Sulphuric Acid (conc.)
Methanol / Methyl Alcohol
Bromine
Class B (Moderately Toxic)
Arsenic compounds
Formaldehyde
Ammonium Dichromate
Hydrochloric Acid (conc.)
Carbon Tetrachloride
Aniline
Product Classification
Forms & Application Process
Application Form (State-specific):
For new license to possess, sell, or use poison; issued by the District Collector / SDM
Renewal Application:
To extend validity of an existing license; submitted annually or biennially
Affidavit of Safe Use:
Declares proper handling, storage, and non-misuse of poisons; submitted by applicant
Permit for Sale / Distribution:
For companies selling poison-based chemicals; issued by District Authority
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Class C (Low Toxicity)
Hydrogen Peroxide (>60%)
Phenol
Acetic Acid
Zinc Sulfate
Ferric Chloride
Potassium Permanganate
Note: Classification may vary by state; consult the local Poison Rules
