An expert-led webinar providing insights into key updates to Japan’s CPSA, focusing on toys, e-commerce and the responsibilities of overseas businesses.
SGS, the world’s leading testing, inspection and certification company, is pleased to host a complimentary live webinar, ‘Navigating the Challenges of Using Recycled Plastics and Managing NIAS in Food Contact Materials’, on September 4, 2025.
SGS offers a complimentary webinar providing essential updates and practical guidance on the Uganda Pre-Export Verification of Conformity (PVoC) program.
SGS highlights the European Commission’s draft proposal to allow cobalt in specific toy applications under the Toy Safety Directive, as notified to the WTO in July 2025.
A new SGS Consumer Compact article explores how the EU’s Ecodesign for Sustainable Products Regulation (ESPR) and Digital Product Passport (DPP) will reshape the consumer goods landscape.
SGS outlines recent amendments to Minnesota’s PFAS product restrictions, highlighting new exemptions for specific internal and electronic components and certain children’s vehicles.
SGS informs stakeholders that Australia has amended its IChEMS Register to include six substances/groups of substances, introducing new environmental risk management requirements.
SGS highlights expanded exemptions to Minnesota’s lead and cadmium restrictions on consumer products following legislative amendments enacted in June 2025.
Navigating OSHA requirements for customized and modified field equipment is the focus of a new SGS Consumer Compact article exploring compliance pathways in the US.
Innovation and sustainability take center stage in a new SGS Consumer Compact article that explores how brands can adapt to changing consumer expectations and evolving market dynamics.
Discover how 3D epidermis and epithelium models support ethical, human-relevant testing in clinical and dermatological research in SGS’s latest white paper.
SGS reports that Washington State's Department of Ecology has released a draft rule targeting PFAS in 12 categories of consumer products under Cycle 1.5 of its Safer Products for Washington Program.
SGS reports that Switzerland has revised its food contact materials ordinance to further align with EU requirements, including new limits and prohibitions on bisphenol A (BPA) and related substances. The changes will take effect on July 1, 2025.
SGS informs stakeholders of the release of the 2024 edition of the BIFMA LEVEL® e3 standard, marking the start of a 12-month transition period for certification.
SGS reports that the EU has officially endorsed Version 3.1 of the PEFCR for apparel and footwear, introducing standardized methods for measuring and communicating environmental impact.
SGS summarizes a revision to the ASTM standard for fire safety in candle accessories, introducing new testing requirements and clarifying definitions to reduce fire risks.
SGS highlights recent amendments to Great Britain’s POPs Regulation, removing restrictions on Dechlorane Plus (DP) and UV-328 in critical healthcare applications.
SGS summarizes the Utah Department of Agriculture and Food’s recent revision removing online digital labeling obligations for bedding, upholstered furniture and quilted clothing.
SGS highlights the European Commission’s adoption of ESPR and the 2025–2030 Energy Labeling Working Plan, outlining key product priorities and sustainability goals.
SGS reports that Montenegro has prohibited PFHxS, its salts and related compounds in consumer products, reflecting its commitment to eliminating persistent organic pollutants.
SGS highlights Canada’s latest amendment to its Energy Efficiency Regulations, expanding regulated product categories and updating efficiency and testing requirements.
SGS introduces an integrated service combining expert regulatory submission support and advanced migration testing to streamline the authorization process for food contact substances in Canada and the US.
SGS invites exporters and trade professionals to a free webinar covering Kenya’s PVoC program, recent updates and how to simplify compliance when trading with Kenya.
SGS highlights Thailand’s announcement via the WTO of its intention to mandate a draft ministerial regulation for stainless steel food contact materials and articles.
A new SGS Consumer Compact article explores how sustainability is reshaping the toy industry – covering regulatory changes, eco-friendly production, innovation and verification processes.
The transition to sustainability in the textile and footwear industry through the adoption of biobased materials is examined in a new SGS Consumer Compact article.
SGS is accredited by SCDF as a Certification Body, enabling faster, more cost-effective fire safety compliance for enterprises expanding into Singapore and Southeast Asia.
As part of its commitment to expanding secure and innovative eCustoms services, SGS has acquired Bologna-based customs brokerage company Stella Operazioni Doganali.
SGS publishes article on the latest developments in Indonesia’s verification program for luggage and bags, plastics and hazardous chemicals and provides guidance for new exporters.
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