
The European Restriction of Hazardous Substances (RoHS) directive is the basis for other RoHS regulations. These regulations refer to restrictions on the use of hazardous substances in electrical and electronic (E&E) equipment.
As countries and regions adopt similar restrictions, manufacturers and retailers face the challenge of meeting varying requirements to sell the same product globally.
Here are some examples:

Navigating the fragmented landscape of RoHS regulations can be complex.
Do you know the differences and similarities between RoHS regulations in Japan, Mainland China, California (in the United States), Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates (UAE)?
Understanding the variations can help simplify your market access journey, so UL Solutions chemical experts have developed a comparison table featuring the different RoHS regulations.
Complete the form to download the table, and contact us to learn how we can work together to strengthen your market access strategy.

RoHS regulations comparison table - English