Manufacturers are facing a new era of product-level accountability. Across markets, regulations are increasing the need for verified product data, stronger supply chain transparency and clearer and credible evidence to support compliance and sustainability claims.
From PFAS, REACH and TSCA to packaging, batteries, Digital Product Passports (DPP) and product-related sustainability reporting, the burden on manufacturers is growing. Requirements are becoming more complex, data-driven and connected to supplier performance, product composition, environmental impact and end-of-life management.
SGS helps companies respond with confidence.
As a global leader in testing, inspection and certification, we support manufacturers, brands and retailers in understanding requirements, generating reliable product evidence, verifying supplier and product information, and preparing for emerging digital disclosure obligations.
How SGS can support you
SGS brings together technical expertise, regulatory knowledge, laboratory testing, inspection, certification, supplier verification, sustainability services and digital readiness support to help companies manage product compliance across the full value chain.
We can help you:
- Assess applicable product regulations and market requirements
- Test and verify substances, materials, components and finished products
- Identify compliance gaps across products and supply chains
- Validate supplier information, documentation and certificates
- Support PFAS, REACH, TSCA and wider chemical regulatory compliance
- Prepare for packaging and packaging waste regulation
- Support battery regulation readiness, testing and certification
- Strengthen product-related sustainability data and reporting
- Prepare for Digital Product Passport requirements
- Build credible evidence behind product claims and customer communications
Preparing for Digital Product Passports
Digital Product Passports (DPP) will increase the need for structured, reliable and accessible product information. For many manufacturers, this will require stronger control of product data, supplier evidence, testing records, sustainability information and compliance documentation.
We support companies in preparing for this transition by helping to identify the evidence required, verify its quality and reliability, assess supplier readiness and connect product compliance information with emerging digital disclosure needs.
Why SGS?
Product compliance is no longer only a technical requirement. It is becoming a commercial, regulatory and reputational priority.
With global expertise across testing, inspection, certification, sustainability, supply chain assurance and regulatory services, we help companies turn complex product obligations into trusted, auditable and decision-ready evidence.
In a fast-changing regulatory environment, we give manufacturers the confidence to move from fragmented compliance activity to a more integrated, transparent and future-ready approach.
