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Oregon, USA, proposes rules to help manufacturers comply with regulatory requirements relating to phasing out HPCCCHs in three categories of children’s products.
The European Union (EU) has recently recalled several particle filter masks for non-compliance via its Rapid Alert System for dangerous non-food products (RAPEX).
The EU has introduced measures to regulated PFOA, its salts, and PFOA-related compounds under the POP recast regulation on persistent organic pollutants.
The EU has announced a new harmonized standard to guide manufacturers through assessing the technical documentation required for compliance with Directive 2011/65/EU (RoHS 2).
As part of an update to its standards and specifications for food contact materials and articles, South Korea has introduced a new requirement for volatile organic matter (VOM) in children’s rubber nipples.
BIFMA releases an updated version of its standard for public and lounge seating – ANSI/BIFMA X5.4 — that increases the basis weight and widens its scope.
A new advertising campaign to highlight to consumers the vital role of testing and certification on the everyday products they purchase, is being launched by SGS this month.
In May 2020, the US state of Maryland enacted legislation to revise its definition of ‘childcare product’ and restrict flame retardants in four categories of consumer good.
Voluntary standard ASTM F2057 becomes almost mandatory after US CPSC states non-compliant products are ‘defective’. SGS looks at how manufacturers can access the US furniture market.
SGS has expanded its global network of ISTA accredited test laboratories as demand increases for ISTA 6-Amazon, the new Amazon packaging certification standard.
Volunteer testing is an important step in making sure haircare products are safe, compliant and perform as advertised. SGS experts look at the process involved in volunteer testing.
An aging global population means many new products are available to help older people live independent lives. SGS looks at the complexity associated with whether a product is classed as a medical device or personal care item.
The Republic of China has published Interim Provisions on the Administration of Fire Protection Design Review and Acceptance of Construction Projects. These will be implemented on June 1, 2020.
New York State amends recently signed ‘Toxic Chemicals in Children’s Products’ law, reorganizing the DEC’s regulatory framework for designating CoCs and HPCs.
Sustainability is an increasingly important term in the world of fashion. SGS looks at what it contributes and how manufacturers can capitalize on this trend.
An aging global population means many new products are available to help older people live independent lives. SGS looks at the complexity associated with whether a product is classed as a medical device or personal care item.
AFNOR has released a new standard for non-medical woven barrier masks – AFNOR SPEC S76-001. The standard comes at a time when, in response to COVID-19, many governments are recommending the wearing of masks in public.
SGS Stephens uses its expertise in testing the claims made surrounding skincare products to help cosmetic and personal care product manufacturers access US markets.
ASTM International has published new versions of its standards for adult and children’s jewelry, with the children’s standard having important technical changes.
Hong Kong announces revisions to its list of standards that demonstrate compliance to the requirements of the Toys and Children’s Products Safety Ordinance.
Malaysian authorities are seeking comments on its proposal to amend Regulation 28 of the Food Regulations 1985 to include ceramic cookware in ceramicware metal content restrictions.
In March 2020, ISO releases 8124-3:2020 for the migration of certain elements from toys containing new procedures for dewaxing and a new section for the analysis of elements.
France has published an updated list of standards that give presumption of conformity to Decree 91-1292, which covers the prevention of risks when using childcare articles.
Several Prop 65 settlement agreements and judgments involving reformulation and DINP have been reached in California. Many will allow a Prop 65 Warning as an alternative.
SGS is inviting furniture manufacturers and other stakeholders to sign up to a complimentary webinar to help businesses gain competitive advantage through the ‘BIFMA Compliant’ program.
The US FDA has released temporary policies to expediate the manufacture and distribution of alcohol-based hand sanitizers during the COVID-19 pandemic.
SGS’s San Diego, California lab has become the first in North America to offer the Sigfox RF & protocol along with Sigfox Radiated performance testing.
The EU has published a draft regulation to amend its current food contact plastics regulation, (EU) 10/2011. When/if it is approved, it will come into effect twenty days after it is published in the OJEU.
Several settlements and judgments involving cadmium or lead under California Prop 65 were reached in 2019. For some lead settlements, a Prop 65 Warning can be an alternative.
SGS is offering a free webinar on March 24, 2020, to help manufacturers and suppliers understand CENELEC’s new electric toy standard EN IEC 62115:2020 and A11:2020.
The European Union has introduced new rules governing drones. From June 2020, toy drones must comply with both these rules and the European Toy Safety Directive.
In its aim to help toy manufacturers, importers and retailers ensure their Electrical and Electronic (EE) toys are safe and compliant for European markets, SGS – the world’s leading inspection, verification, testing and certification company, is to host a complimentary webinar.
France has published an application notice relating to Decree No 95-949 and the updated versions of mezzanine bed standards NF D 62 100-1 :2019 and NF D 62 100-2:2019.
US HUD issues final rule to align formaldehyde emission requirements for composite wood products used in the construction of houses with EPA requirements under the Formaldehyde Standards for Composite Wood Products Act.
EU prohibits the use of halogenated flame retardants in plastic enclosures and stands for electronic displays. The new rules are part of several new material efficiency requirements for electronic displays.
Turkey issues a communique detailing the import product safety and inspection requirements for various consumer products. The requirements came into effect at the beginning of 2020.
Turkey has announced its requirements for toy products under TAREKS - its import product safety and inspection system. They became effective on January 1, 2020.
Taiwan makes several changes to its List of Preservatives in Cosmetic Products under the Cosmetic Hygiene and Safety Act. They come into force on July 1, 2020.
Commercial drone use is no longer restricted to photography. Drone technology has advanced quickly but regulations have not. That is starting to change. SGS helps manufacturers be sure they are complying with the right rules for their target markets.
The toy manufacturing sector is undergoing a period of change. How can manufacturers and brands ensure their products comply with regulations and meet consumer demands?
The Andean Community has approved new minimum requirements for clothing labels. This Technical Regulation will cover Bolivia, Colombia, Ecuador and Peru.
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