SGS publishes an article answering common questions on eFiling for the US CPSC Product Registry and providing guidance on improving data quality and certificate management.
An SGS Consumer Compact article discusses the impact of hazardous chemicals on workers in textile and apparel manufacturing and the importance of managing occupational health risks.
In a Consumer Compact article, SGS explores how structured material evaluation programs can help apparel, footwear and textile brands assess next-generation materials for performance, compliance and sustainability requirements.
SGS examines Japan’s evolving regulatory framework for food contact materials and Positive List compliance requirements in its Consumer Compact newsletter.
SGS has published a new Consumer Compact article examining how manufacturers of electrical and electronic products can substantiate sustainability-related product attributes through independent verification and transparent, evidence-based communication.
An expert webinar from SGS explores EN 16781:2026, the updated European standard for children’s sleep bags, and other requirements relevant to textile products used in young children’s sleeping environments.
SGS reports on the EU’s addition of three harmonized standards and withdrawal of one existing standard supporting compliance with the Toy Safety Directive.
New CPSC accreditations across Asia, Europe and North America expand access to local SGS bicycle testing expertise and compliance support for manufacturers.
SGS to host a complimentary webinar exploring the impact of environmental pollution on hair health and scientific approaches to evaluating anti-pollution efficacy in hair care products.
SGS is taking part in CPhI Milan 2026, providing insights and guidance on drug development, analytical testing, clinical research and pharmaceutical quality solutions.
SGS outlines Brazil's Resolution No. 516/2026, which establishes restrictions on ten hazardous substances in electrical and electronic equipment (EEE).