Regulatory intelligence for market access.
Foresight monitors the regulations that affect your products, operations and markets, and runs the projects that follow. It checks every deliverable.
Trusted by Fortune 100 organisations to protect global portfolios
What every project stands on
The regulations Foresight watches
More than 780 topics, across regulators and official journals.
- Basel Convention
- Brazil ANVISA
- CARB
- California DTSC
- California OEHHA
- Council of the EU
- ECHA
- EFSA
- EUR-Lex
- European Commission
- European Parliament
- Federal Register
- France ANSES
- Germany UBA
- India BIS
- Japan METI
- Japan MOE
- Japan NITE
- Kenya KEBS
- Maine DEP
- Malaysia UPC
- Minamata Convention
- New Zealand EPA
- OECD
- Overheid.nl
- Rotterdam Convention
- Safe Work Australia
- Spain BOE
- Stockholm Convention
- Sweden KEMI
- Taiwan FDA
- Taiwan MOENV
- Tanzania TBS
- UK HSE
- UNEP
- US CPSC
- US EPA
- US FDA
- US OSHA
- WTO
- Washington Ecology
Sweden KEMI
ECHA
Germany UBA
Overheid.nl
US EPA
Japan MOE
Federal Register
Japan NITE
Basel Convention
Spain BOE
Rotterdam Convention
Council of the EU
India BIS
European Parliament
Washington Ecology
France ANSES
US OSHA
EFSA
Kenya KEBS
US FDA
Minamata Convention
UK HSE
Taiwan FDA
Malaysia UPC
Tanzania TBS
WTO
California DTSC
New Zealand EPA
Brazil ANVISA
Stockholm Convention
Japan METI
CARB
Taiwan MOENV
Safe Work Australia
European Commission
UNEP
California OEHHA
EUR-Lex
US CPSC
OECD
Maine DEPStructured by substance
What each listing means, and since when.
DEHP
Bis(2-ethylhexyl) phthalate
- CAS
- 117-81-7
- EC
- 204-211-0
- Classification
- Repr. 1B, H360FDUpdate proposed
REACH Annex XVII, entry 51Restricted in articles · Applies since 7 Jul 2020
EU RoHS, Annex IIRestricted in electrical equipment · Applies since 22 Jul 2019
- REACH Annex XIV, entry 4
Authorisation required · Sunset 21 Feb 2015
- EU Candidate List
Duty to inform · Listed 28 Oct 2008
California Proposition 65Warning required · Listed 1 Jan 1988
Mapped to your products
Each obligation checked against the products you sell.
EU product range
| Product | Poison centres |
|---|---|
| UV-cure adhesive | Applies, UFI on label |
| Silicone sealant | Applies, UFI on label |
| Cable assembly | Not in scope |
| Polycarbonate lens | Not in scope |
| Silicone lubricant spray | Applies, UFI on label |
Cited to the source
Open the exact passage behind a claim.
Since 12 August 2026, food-contact packaging with 25 ppb or more of any single PFAS can’t be placed on the EU market.
Regulation (EU) 2025/40, Article 5(5)(a), opens EUR-Lex in a new tabFrom 12 August 2026, food-contact packaging shall not be placed on the market if it contains per- and polyfluorinated alkyl substances (PFAS) in a concentration equal to or above the following limit values to the extent that the placing on the market of packaging containing such a concentration of PFAS is not prohibited pursuant to another Union legal act[…]:
(a) 25 ppb for any PFAS as measured with targeted PFAS analysis (polymeric PFAS excluded from quantification);
Describe the work. Foresight runs it and checks it.
Every project runs the same way, whatever the regulation. Here Foresight answers a customer’s substance questionnaire from your own records, and asks your suppliers for the rest.
Illustration of one project. The request reads: Answer this customer’s substance questionnaire from our records, and ask suppliers for what’s missing. Foresight reads the customer’s 86 questions and replies: I’ll answer what I can from your formulations, ask suppliers for the rest, and check each answer against its source. It plans the work: Read the questionnaire, Match each question to your records, Ask suppliers for the rest, Draft each answer with its source. Your records answer 79 of 86 questions. Foresight asks 3 suppliers for the other 7. Foresight checks each answer against its source, such as a supplier’s declaration that no PFAS are intentionally added. The answers go into the customer’s own file, each with its source, ready for Priya Nair, Product Stewardship Manager, to send back. Foresight goes on monitoring the rules behind each answer.
Say what you need in plain words, and share what you already have.
Foresight sets the scope, plans the work and drafts each deliverable with the sources it rests on.
Foresight checks each answer against its source.
The work comes back ready to use, and Foresight keeps it current as the rules change.
Everything your projects run on
Pick a project or describe your own. You agree its scope, then Foresight runs it and checks every result against its source.
Ask about a regulation, a substance or your own files. Answers cite their sources, and drafts land in your workspace.
Write notes and reports with your team and the Assistant in one live document, with comments on any passage.
The tables every project runs on. Foresight’s agents fill them with sourced facts and check each value against its source.
Recurring work runs as a chain of tested steps that Foresight builds, reviewed by your team, Foresight or a service provider.
Foresight watches regulators and new research, and scores each alert for your organisation, most relevant first.
Projects
- Status: Active
Regulatory horizon scanning
42 alerts scored this week · 7 high relevance
- Status: Requested · You, Hannah
PPWR compliance programme
Packaging requirements, milestones, and evidence in one plan.
- Request this Project
Safety data sheet change management
SDS updates, each checked against its source.
Choose the work. Foresight runs the project.
Open a job, then a project, to see what it delivers.
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Substance risk heatmap
Illustrative projectRequest “Show us which substances in our range face the most regulatory pressure, market by market.”
40 substances, 3 markets, scored 1 to 5
| Substance | EU / NI | GB | US |
|---|---|---|---|
| Formaldehyde50-00-0 | Scoring | Scoring | Scoring |
| TPO75980-60-8 | Scoring | Scoring | Scoring |
| D4 siloxane556-67-2 | Scoring | Scoring | Scoring |
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The rules that reach your sector
Open your sector to see the changes Foresight is tracking for a company like yours.
Your data, kept secure
Your data is kept in your organisation’s own workspace, separate from every other customer’s. It is encrypted in transit and at rest, including nightly backups, and is not shared with model providers for training. Foresight runs regular penetration tests.
How Foresight protects your data
Led by people who have done the work
Steven Brennan brings 13 years in regulatory affairs to Foresight.
He began as a materials engineer on Rolls-Royce’s REACH programme, then worked in consultancy on REACH registrations, substitution programmes and consortia. In every role he saw teams connect fragmented sources and thousands of pages of documents to their products by hand. Foresight exists to do that work with them.
Steven is a co-opted member of ECHA’s Committee for Socio-economic Analysis and holds a PhD in Chemical Engineering from Queen’s University Belfast.
The team
Jonny Campbell
Co-founder and Chief Product Officer
Kieran Graham
Chief Technology Officer
Joe Guest
Senior Software Engineer
What teams ask before they start
What does a project cost?
The price follows the project’s size: how many products, markets and deliverables it covers. You see it with the scope, before the project starts.
What do you need from us?
A description of the work and the products it covers. Useful inputs include product lists, formulations or safety data sheets, the markets you sell into and any documents you already hold. You also set how the work is judged, such as your own scoring scale, or Foresight drafts the rules from how you work today.
Who does the work?
Foresight plans the project, gathers the evidence, drafts the deliverables and checks each one against its sources. You agree the scope before the project starts, and Foresight keeps the work current as the rules change.
How do you make sure the work is accurate?
Every alert and deliverable cites its source, so your team can check the wording directly. In a project, Foresight checks every result against its source. These checks reduce the risk of error without removing it.
How is our data kept secure?
Your data is kept in your organisation’s own workspace, separate from every other customer’s. It is encrypted in transit and at rest, including nightly backups, and it is not shared with model providers for training. Foresight runs regular penetration tests, and shares its security documentation during your review.
Which markets do you cover?
Foresight tracks more than 780 regulatory topics. Coverage varies by market and topic, so scoping starts with yours: tell us where you sell, and Foresight shows you what it watches there and where the gaps are.
Tell us the work you need done
Foresight talks through your products, markets and deadlines with you. You’ll see the scope and the price before the project starts.
