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Deadline for reporting PFAS pushed to Jan. 1, 2032. GreenSoft can help you prepare for the PFAS regulation deadline with chemical data collection and support for your supply chain.

CMRT version 6.4 and EMRT version 1.3 were released on April 26 and are available to download. Contact Greensoft for help with conflict materials compliance.

PFAS Compliance Requirements Webinar: Watch the webinar on-demand to learn about PFAS regulations and PFAS legislation affecting electronics producers.

Full Material Declaration (FMD) Webinar: Compliance Strategies for Electronics Manufacturers. Uncover the power of FMD data and learn what is FMD in this free educational webinar.

Persistent Organic Pollutants: See the list of products with PFAS under the EU POP regulation. PFAS regulations affecting electronics producers.

EU RoHS Exemptions Updates: European Commission announces target adoption dates expected in third quarter 2024 for critical EU RoHS exemptions for electronics manufacturers

The IEC 62474 Declarable Substance List updated with new entries. What is IEC 62474 and the IEC 62474 DSL? Learn more from GreenSoft Technology.

EU REACH SVHC Update: ECHA holds consultation period for two substances proposed to be added to EU REACH Restricted Substance List. GreenSoft aids in RoHS REACH compliance.

90 products lose European market access due to RoHS Directive and Persistent Organic Pollutant violations. GreenSoft helps companies stay RoHS compliant.

Ozone Depleting Substances (ODS) regulation recast in the EU, entered into force on March 11, 2024

Join GreenSoft Technology to learn about global PFAS regulations in English and German webinar sessions

Several ELV Directive exemptions under review for renewal; comment period open for stakeholders

Engagement opportunity for stakeholders to submit feedback on PFAS proposal in Minnesota

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United Kingdom announces intention to expand recognition of CE Mark across multiple regulations and product families

Bisphenol S (BPS) added to the California Prop 65 regulated substances list