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California eases GBL reporting and permitting for semiconductor industry
California’s SB 1306 eases permitting and reporting requirements for certain mixtures containing gamma-butyrolactone (GBL; CAS 96-48-0), a solvent used in semiconductor manufacturing and research. The exemption covers qualifying mixtures containing 70% or less GBL by weight or volume.
Peru’s new chemical notification and reporting rules: What companies must know
Peru’s new chemical framework creates staggered notification and RENASQ reporting duties for manufacturers and importers, including chemical identity, classification, labels, SDS, annual quantities and risk evaluations.
US EPA Moves to Scale Back PFAS Reporting Rule for Products
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has proposed to narrow PFAS reporting obligations under TSCA, offering long-anticipated exemptions for imported articles, impurities, byproducts, and PFAS below 0.1%. The agency is also considering raising the de minimis threshold to 1% and possibly shifting from a structural PFAS definition to a discrete list of named substances.
Time is ticking for mandatory PFAS reporting in Australia
Australia launches PFAS review, requiring AICIS registrants to report imports and uses of 522 PFAS substances.
Singapore Strengthens Oversight of Hazardous Chemicals and Paint Products in 2026
Singapore will introduce mandatory reporting requirements for hazardous chemicals starting January 2026. At the same time, paint products intended for indoor use must contain less than 0.01% formaldehyde.