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Advancing Safer Chemistry Through Project DW(O)R‐X
Through Project DW(O)R‑X with Fashion for Good, we are delivering real‑world performance benchmarking to support safer alternatives to PFAS for the softlines industry.
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Georgia Phases in Restrictions on Specified Disposable Food Contact Plastics
Enforcement dates revised for single-use plastic food containers and cups in Georgia, with restrictions phased in during 2027.
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Ecuador Consults on Updated Draft Technical Regulation for Certain Food Contact Articles
Ecuador proposes updated requirements for food contact glass, ceramic and glass-ceramic articles.
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US Legislative Developments: Prohibition of Chemicals in Food Contact Materials
US introduces two proposals to regulate specified chemicals in food contact materials (FCMs) and articles.
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FAQ: What You Need to Know About the EU Packaging and Packaging Waste Regulation (PPWR)
A practical guide to PPWR requirements, timelines and compliance steps for packaging across the EU market.
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Expansion of EN 71-8 Toy Testing Services Helps Manufacturers Save Time and Reduce Costs
Local testing accelerates time to market while maintaining confidence in product safety and compliance.
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SGS Launches Hardlines Training Courses for 2026
Our hardlines training brochure for 2026 has been published. Find a course and book your place.
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Notified Body Status Under EU Battery Regulation (EU) 2023/1542 for Finland
Our team in Helsinki, SGS Fimko Oy, has received Notified Body status for conformity assessment services under the EU Battery Regulation (EU) 2023/1542.
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Montenegro Issues New Framework Regulation for Food Contact Materials
Montenegro introduces EU-aligned requirements for food contact materials (FCMs) and articles.
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European Commission Publishes 2025 Report on Food Contact Material Notifications
EU report highlights key food contact material risks, chemical migration concerns and compliance issues in 2025.
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