Legislation News Archive
Latest Foresight news articles covering TSCA, curated for compliance and product stewardship teams.
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EPA’s proposed TSCA reporting deadline extension to May 2027 covers 16 chemicals including benzene, BPA and vinyl chloride. The delay reduces short term compliance pressure but prolongs uncertainty as the agency considers revising the rule, requiring companies to stay prepared for updated obligations.
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The EPA has delayed the PFAS reporting start date to 2027, giving industry more time to prepare for TSCA compliance. While easing short-term pressure, the rule maintains extensive reporting obligations, requiring companies to strengthen data systems and supply chain transparency ahead of enforcement.
United States·TSCA·
The U.S. Chamber of Commerce has called for targeted TSCA reform to address delays and regulatory uncertainty in US chemicals policy.
United States·TSCA·
The EPA’s proposed TSCA compliance extensions for PCE and carbon tetrachloride provide industry with additional time to implement complex worker protection measures. While maintaining strict exposure limits, the revised timeline reflects operational realities and aims to ensure durable, enforceable compliance across the chemicals value chain.
United States·TSCA·
EPA sets out how TSCA CBI claims will expire and how to request extensions before June 2026 deadlines.
United States·TSCA·
EPA proposes PFAS rule changes under TSCA to reduce compliance burdens while preserving key reporting obligations.
United States·TSCA·
EPA draft risk evaluation finds octamethylcyclotetrasiloxane (D4) poses significant risks to workers and aquatic life, signalling regulatory change for industry.
United States·TSCA·
EPA withdraws proposed SNURs for 18 plastic-derived chemicals, removing anticipated restrictions. Understand the regulatory shift and what it means for compliance.
United States·TSCA·
EPA’s draft TSCA risk evaluations for DBP and DEHP identify serious health and environmental risks—public comment open until 4 August.
United States·TSCA·
EPA proposes SNURs for 37 chemicals under TSCA, impacting US manufacturing. Review the changes and ensure compliance before 6 May 2025.
United States·TSCA·
A Congressional hearing reviews the Lautenberg Chemical Safety Act, highlighting EPA delays, industry concerns, and public health protection needs.
United States·TSCA·
EPA releases draft scope for vinyl chloride risk evaluation under TSCA. Public comments invited until 3 March 2025.
United States·TSCA·
EPA’s final risk evaluation reveals that formaldehyde poses significant risks to workers and consumers. Learn about the findings and upcoming regulations.
United States·TSCA·
Learn about the EPA's final TSCA risk evaluation for DINP, its health risks for workers, and upcoming regulatory actions to ensure safety.
United States·TSCA·
The EPA’s final evaluation of DIDP highlights significant workplace health risks, particularly for female workers exposed to spray-applied adhesives and paints.
United States·TSCA·
EPA finalises new rules for substances like soybean meal phosphoric trichloride and calcium propionate complexes under TSCA, effective March 2025. Learn more.
United States·TSCA·
The EPA proposes safety measures for C.I. Pigment Violet 29 to reduce health risks. Learn about the new regulations, costs, and public comment opportunities.
United States·TSCA·
The EPA’s draft evaluation finds risks to workers from DCHP exposure. Share your input by 10 March 2025, to influence future regulatory decisions.
United States·TSCA·
On 18 December 2024, the EPA designated five High-Priority chemicals for risk evaluation under TSCA and initiated review of five others.
United States·TSCA·
The EPA investigates the environmental and health risks of 6PPD and its toxic transformation product, 6PPD-quinone, seeking public input on alternatives and regulatory actions.
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