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It is now more than five years since TSCA was amended, following the adoption of the Frank R Lautenberg Chemical Safety for the 21st Century Act in 2016. Since then, the US EPA has developed numerous chemicals management policies and taken steps to regulate substances of concern, with a significant impact on industry.
TSCA developments in the coming years depend on the US EPA’s agenda under the Biden administration and decisions in pivotal legal challenges to the law. Updated policy positions on the new and existing chemicals programmes have reignited debates on the scope of TSCA, giving rise to uncertainty surrounding risk evaluations, premarket chemical reviews, user fees, confidentiality and more.
Chemical Watch is committed to helping you understand changing TSCA regulation and what it means for your products and your business. Our regular news coverage, in-depth features, conferences, training and expert assistance from our analyst team can help you stay up to date and keep your compliance efforts on track.
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Prior to joining Chemical Watch in 2015, Kelly managed regulatory affairs for several trade groups in the building products industry. She is now a leading expert on TSCA in the US.
Nhat joined Chemical Watch in April 2018 as Chief Analyst. Nhat is a US licensed attorney, and prior to joining Chemical Watch, Nhat was a regulatory analyst and consultant, advising customers on a range of issues in Asia, the EU and the US.
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21 June 2021
On the fifth anniversary of the Frank R Lautenberg Act, a new administration with fresh views on both the new and existing chemicals programmes has reignited debates on the purpose of TSCA, says Chemical Watch North America desk editor Kelly Franklin.
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Listen to the latest TSCA news on the Chemical Watch Podcast
The Chemical Watch Podcast regularly explores TSCA developments in more detail. You can listen via your favourite podcasting app or via the Chemical Watch platform – whatever suits you best. Check out some of the latest episodes now.
Special Chemical Watch podcast: US PFAS product regulations
10 August 2021
In this special edition of the Chemical Watch podcast, North America reporter Julia John is joined by a guest panel to discuss the latest PFAS developments and restrictions across US states, including Washington State’s prohibition of PFASs in food packaging.
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Siloxane legal appeals, China moves on phthalates, TSCA risk evaluations
14 July 2021
This week's Chemical Watch News Podcast sees North America managing editor, Terry Hyland, consulting editor, Geraint Roberts, and Asia desk editor, David Macfarlane, join global managing editor, Kate Lowe, to discuss the latest developments in chemicals management.
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12 May 2022
Industry has criticised the US EPA over various aspects of its TSCA risk evaluation of pigment violet 29 (PV29), including the use of carbon black as a read-across analogue, the absence of key exposure monitoring data, and the approach to uncertainty in data.
01 September 2021
The US EPA cannot regulate PFASs effectively unless all companies selling the chemicals or materials and components containing them are required to report on their properties, exposures and uses, says consulting editor, Geraint Roberts
What will the US EPA’s implementation of Congressional Directives to collect PFAS data mean for business?
29 July 2021
The US EPA's proposed per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) reporting rule would impose a myriad of obligations on business, and apply to those not usually subject to TSCA’s requirements, says Lawrence E Culleen, partner at law firm Arnold & Porter
Agency suggests avenue for addressing errors identified in future
04 May 2022
28 April 2022
Measure would halt airport applications by October 2024
31 May 2022
The Vinyl Institute has become the first industry group to take the US EPA to court over a TSCA test order requiring businesses to develop data on a substance.
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