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.
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.
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.
Taiwan Bans Two Chemicals from Use in Environmental Agents
Taiwan prohibits chlorpyrifos and chlorpyrifos-methyl from being contained in the manufacture, processing, import, export, sale or use of environmental agents.
Packaging Safety, Performance and Sustainability
Read FAQs related to packaging safety, performance and sustainability, and gain insights into how you can protect your goods, consumers and the environment.
Toys: Find Out What's Next with Regulatory Updates from UL Solutions
In this webinar, UL Solutions’ experts guide you through the latest regulatory updates for toys. Learn how to achieve compliance and access the global market.
New Mailing Standards for Separation of Hazardous Materials
Several changes were incorporated into the U.S. Postal Service Publication 52 standard, impacting the shipment of hazardous materials, particularly new and pre-owned, damaged/defective lithium batteries.
Maryland Bans PFAS-Containing Products
Beginning Jan. 1, 2024, certain products that contain intentionally added PFAS will be prohibited in Maryland, with several exemptions.
Packaging for Electrical and Electronic Products
Find out about chemical and performance testing requirements for packaging of electrical and electronic products and how you can take a more sustainable approach.