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U.S. EPA Proposes Amendments to New Chemicals Regulations

EPA has proposed amendments to the new chemicals regulations under TSCA, including the removal of certain exemptions for new PFAS and other PBT chemicals.

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NEWMOA Publishes Draft of PFAS Model Legislation

The draft considered existing legislation in order to propose a more consistent approach to PFAS at the state level. Comments are open until June 29.

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UL Solutions Laboratories Approved for ZDHC Testing

UL Solutions’ laboratories are now approved by ZDHC for MRSL Version 3.1 Chemicals Level 1 testing.

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EU Releases Draft Amendment to 2004 Detergent Regulations

The EU has proposed a new amendment to the 2004 Detergent regulations, bringing in scope microbial cleaners and introducing a product passport.

UL CCIC Services Terms

In addition to our overarching L305 Agreement, additional terms apply to specific services.

Product Repairability: A Journey to Sustainable Added Value

Extended product lifetime isn’t just a need. Learn how the European Commission and UL Solutions are implementing measures to support sustainable products.

U.S. EPA Proposes Further Regulation of Methylene Chloride

EPA has proposed to prohibit most ongoing uses of Methylene chloride and to regulate the remaining uses.

Material Substitution and Modification for Plastics

We find suitable material substitutes and support plastic materials modification by providing both materials evaluation and expedited material Recognition.

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Canada to Address 65 Priority Substances Under CMP

Canada elaborates on the risk assessment path planned for the last set of substances prioritized under the Chemicals Management Plan (CMP).

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California State Seeks to Regulate Chemicals in Food

The proposed bill was introduced in February and would restrict five chemicals (including red dye no. 3 and titanium dioxide) in food starting Jan. 1, 2025.