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U.S. Chemical Regulatory Updates for Consumer Products

Join UL Solutions experts to learn more about the latest chemical regulatory updates impacting consumer goods destined for the U.S. market.

  • Chemicals and Materials

IARC Assesses The Carcinogenicity of PFOS and PFOA

After review of research, the carcinogenicity of PFOS and PFOA were determined. Conclusions will be formerly published in a 2024 volume of the IARC Monographs.

  • Chemicals and Materials

Washington Releases Draft Cycle 1.5 PFAS Regulatory Actions

The draft text confirms restrictions or reporting are considered for all product categories in the cycle. Comments are open on the draft until Jan. 12, 2024.

  • Chemicals and Materials

Canada Consults on Prohibition of Certain Coal Tar Sealants

The proposed regulations would prohibit the manufacture and import of certain sealant products containing Coal tars and over-limit PAHs by January 1, 2025.

UL 4200A Battery Testing and Labeling Services for Reese’s Law

Understand the requirements of Reese’s Law and navigate button battery safety standard with confidence to reduce risks and position your products with success.

  • Chemicals and Materials

UK Proposal Amending the Cosmetics Regulation Notified to the WTO

The UK Cosmetics Regulation Draft Amendment was notified to the World Trade Organization on Oct. 27, 2023. Comments can be submitted until Dec. 26, 2023.

  • Chemicals and Materials

U.S. FDA MoCRA Requirements Enforcement Delayed by 6 Months

The U.S. FDA delays enforcing facility registration and product listing requirements under MoCRA, by 6 months, to give additional time for industry to prepare.

  • Retail

Toy Safety: ASTM Publishes ASTM F963-23

Learn more about the latest ASTM regulatory updates for toys intended for children under 14 years of age.

  • Retail

REACH Restriction of Synthetic Polymer Microparticles

Learn about the latest European regulatory updates concerning synthetic polymer microparticles (SPMs) in consumer products.

  • Chemicals and Materials

California Passes Several Landmark Laws; Others Vetoed

Cosmetics, food, pesticides, and other consumer products are impacted by the new laws. Businesses may also be subject to new environmental requirements.