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California Bans PFAS in Textile Articles and Cosmetics

Beginning Jan. 1, 2025, the manufacture, distribution and sale of textile articles and cosmetics products containing PFAS will be banned.

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CLP Draft Amendment to Include PBT and PMT Hazard Classes

The EU published a draft CLP amendment introducing new hazard classes for endocrine disruptors, PBT and PMT substances. It introduces the hazard classes and label elements including new EUH phrases.

Chemical Global Market Access for Electrical Products

Gain an understanding of the key global chemical regulations and standards that apply to electrical and electronic products.

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UL Solutions Partners with Monitor for Circular Fashion

UL Solutions is partnering with SDA Bocconi’s Monitor for Circular Fashion initiative, joining companies in the fashion world to promote circularity.

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EPA Expected to Finalize PFAS Reporting Rule by Jan. 1, 2023

The reporting rule would require retrospective reporting starting from Jan. 1, 2011 and will allow EPA to identify the sources and quantities of PFAS in the U.S.

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Vietnam Proposes Adding Four New Substances to the RoHS List

Vietnam proposes adding 4 phthalates as substances restricted in EEE and new thresholds for existing ones. The draft is open for comments to October 17, 2022.

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More U.S. States Ban PFAS-Containing Products

Bans on intentionally added PFAS in a variety of product categories have been implemented and are gradually coming into force across the U.S.

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Taiwan Will Add 15 More Concerned Chemical Substances

Taiwan drafts amendments to Categories and Management of Handling for Concerned Chemical Substances. The period for public comments ends on September 21, 2022.

Responsibly Managing EU RoHS Compliance for Easier Market Access

Learn how RoHS requirements effect electrical and electronic equipment manufacturers, and how to manage compliance challenges.