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    April 9, 2024 | Written by GreenSoft Technology, Inc.

    View the PFAS Challenge Webinar to Uncover PFAS Compliance Requirements

    Learn about PFAS Regulations in English or German webinar recordings

    On April 2-3, GreenSoft Technology, Inc. hosted two webinar sessions about PFAS regulations around the globe. Recordings of The PFAS Challenge: Ensuring Compliance in Electronics Manufacturing are now available to view in our Webinar Archive. Recordings are available in English and German languages.

    Led by industry experts Randy Flinders, Compliance Specialist for GreenSoft Technology, and Sofia Tur, Senior Project Manager & Sales Manager – Europe for GreenSoft Technology, this webinar provided essential insights on PFAS compliance requirements for professionals in the electronics manufacturing sector.

    The webinar explores:

    • The current status of global PFAS or “Forever Chemicals” regulatory requirements
    • Details of key regulations such as S. TSCA 8(a)(7), PFAS rules in the states of Maine and Minnesota, and the proposed ban on PFAS in the European Union
    • Strategies for navigating complex regulations and ensuring compliance
    • Addressing the challenges posed by PFAS in electronics manufacturing

    Whether you're seeking clarity on regulatory compliance or striving to stay ahead of the curve in environmental responsibility, don't miss the opportunity to watch this webinar in our Webinar Archive. 

    GreenSoft Technology helps manufacturers with PFAS compliance

    Due to their persistence and adverse health effects, PFAS “forever chemicals” have gained traction in the media, and regulatory bodies across the globe are enacting new regulations to ban or regulate the use of PFAS chemicals.

    These regulations have widespread implications, affecting manufacturers across various sectors, including electronics production. GreenSoft Technology offers Data Services and GreenData Manager software to help manufacturers discover what PFAS chemicals may be present in their products, and offer replacement part suggestions.

    Plus, our PFAS resource center provides essential information about existing and upcoming PFAS regulations to help companies ensure their compliance with PFAS legislation. Contact us to learn more.

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