Critical ELV Directive Exemptions Under Review
Several ELV Directive exemptions under review for renewal; comment period open for stakeholders
Minnesota Seeking Input on PFAS Rulemakings
Engagement opportunity for stakeholders to submit feedback on PFAS proposal in Minnesota
Join GreenSoft Technology at the 46th Annual SESHA Symposium
Premier event for EHS professionals and semiconductor manufacturers
UK Announces Expanded Recognition of CE Mark
United Kingdom announces intention to expand recognition of CE Mark across multiple regulations and product families
One Chemical Added to California Proposition 65 Substance List
Bisphenol S (BPS) added to the California Prop 65 regulated substances list
Five Entries Added to EU REACH SVHC List
EU REACH SVHC List now contains 240 Entries. Environmental compliance is required for companies using such substances. GreenSoft can help with SCIP Database submissions and more.
Introducing GreenSoft’s New PFAS Resource Center
Get answers to your PFAS Questions with GreenSoft’s New PFAS Resource Center. Learn about ever-changing PFAS Regulations and PFAS Compliance Requirements.
ECHA Enforcement Project removes Hundreds of Products from Market due to REACH Compliance Violations
18% of consumer products inspected by ECHA Forum contained Hazardous Chemicals, violating REACH compliance
Over 100 Products Recalled from European Market Due to EU RoHS Violations
Numerous products forced to be removed from European market due to EU RoHS and EU POP violations
Three Chemicals Added to California Proposition 65 Substance List in November
Coal-Tar Pitch, Fluoro-Edenite Fibrous Amphibole, and Silicon Carbide Whiskers added to the Proposition 65 regulated substances list
Clarification on the usage of the CE Mark in the United Kingdom
Despite announcement of indefinite recognition of CE Mark, many manufacturers face UKCA Marking requirements for products sold in the United Kingdom
Proposal to Change California Proposition 65 Warning Labels Reintroduced
Rulemaking process restarted to evaluate amendments to short-form warning labels under California Proposition 65
