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At UL Solutions, we understand the challenges you face in staying on top of the ever-evolving PFAS regulatory landscape while maintaining your position in a crowded and competitive marketplace.
Our experts can help you streamline your PFAS management in three simple steps:
UL Solutions can help screen your portfolio and narrow it down to a smaller set of suppliers and product types that represent risks from PFAS chemicals.
With ULTRUS™ WERCSmart® Retail Product Compliance software, your organization can automate supplier outreach to request product information and collect documentation and declarations specific to PFAS.
Based on the data collected through the product flow and declarations reviewed, UL Solutions can help you identify where product testing is needed to help mitigate compliance risks. Product testing identifies PFAS chemicals in high-risk products and can help you demonstrate the accuracy and credibility of claims of nondetectable PFAS levels.
Per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances — or PFAS — are also known as “forever chemicals,” and thousands of substances belong to this chemical category.
PFAS recently gained greater attention from regulatory bodies in different states and countries due to concerns about their impact on human health and the environment.
PFAS are found in many articles and products intended for daily use, spanning a wide array of applications and uses, including food containers, carpets and textiles, paints, waterproof apparel, pesticides, formulated products and many more.
Start this three-step process with UL Solutions today so you can proactively manage PFAS-related risks and efficiently navigate regulatory compliance.
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U.S. states take regulatory actions to reduce the use of PFAS in consumer products. The state of Maine will prohibit the use of intentionally added PFAS in new products effective Jan. 1, 2030.
EU establishes regulations to limit the use of PFAS in consumer products under REACH, POP legislation and the SVHC list. Larger proposals are being developed to cover a greater number of substances.
