ECHA Seeking Comments on Proposed Additions to EU REACH SVHC List and Annex XVII
Six substances proposed to be added to EU REACH SVHC Candidate List
PFAS Reporting Period Under U.S. Toxic Substances Control Act (TSCA) Delayed Until 2025
EPA delays reporting period for PFAS chemicals under TSCA Section 8(a)(7) until July 2025
Canadian Government Enacts New PFAS Reporting Requirements in Electronics and Other Products
By the end of January 2025, companies must disclose import, production, and usage of 312 specific PFAS under CEPA 71(1)(b), with penalties for non-compliance
Webinar: EU Regulatory Update for Electronics Producers
Stay Ahead of the Curve: European Union Environmental Compliance Update 2024 for Electronics Manufacturers
Introducing GreenSoft’s New Combined EU RoHS Exemptions & UK RoHS Exemptions List
Download the Complete List of EU RoHS Exemptions and Corresponding UK RoHS Exemptions
China RoHS Regulation Updated to Restrict Four Phthalates in Electronics
China RoHS Regulation now matches EU RoHS regulation in restricting 10 substances in electrical and electronic equipment
Cadmium Exemption Updates to EU RoHS
EU revises exemption of Cadmium in EU RoHS Annex III
Canadian Forced Labour Regulation Now in Effect
Canada’s Supply Chains Act regarding forced labour requires annual reporting, effective January 2024.
45 Products Recalled from European Market, Found not RoHS Compliant
45 products lose European market access due to RoHS Directive and Persistent Organic Pollutant violations. GreenSoft helps companies stay RoHS compliant.
Compliance Strategies for Electronics Manufacturers: FMD Webinar Recording
Full Material Declaration for Compliance Webinar: Watch the webinar on-demand to learn how electronics manufacturers can utilize FMD data for regulatory compliance
Join GreenSoft at the Chemicals Management for Electronics Conference Hosted by Enhesa
Join GreenSoft at the Chemicals Management for Electronics 2024 Conference hosted by Enhesa in Boston. Learn about our environmental compliance solutions.
New Washington State Law Restricts Lead in Cookware
The Lead in Cookware Act (HB 1551) restricts lead content in cookware to 5 ppm. Greensoft Technology provides FMD Data Collection and environmental compliance software.