Washington is now the seventh state to adopt a packaging EPR law. Learn who it applies to, what’s required, and how to avoid noncompliance penalties.

The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is ramping up its efforts to limit contamination from PFAS materials. Part of the new suite of actions is an intent to apply section 8(a)7 of TSCA to efficiently collect necessary from reporters “without overburdening small businesses and article importers”, and PFAS reporting will still proceed.

Minnesota has joined five other US states in implementing an Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) law. Here’s what you need to know about deadlines and program requirements for full compliance.

Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) represents one of the single largest sustainability challenges in history, and failure to comply can result in devastating consequences. This overview provides the top-level information you need to get on the fast track for EPR compliance.

Oregon’s EPR law shifts responsibility from consumers to producers. Learn how to adapt by joining Producer Responsibility Organizations, rethinking packaging strategies, and navigating compliance to avoid fines.

California’s EPR laws have already started rolling. Producers and retailers in the state are both affected; learn how to avoid fines ranging from $10,000 to $50,000 per day.

Canada now mandates that certain businesses annually report on their efforts to prevent forced and child labor within their supply chains, with strict penalties for non-compliance.

Canada requires PFAS reporting by January 29, 2025. Read on for mandatory reporting deadlines, key requirements, and actionable strategies for compliance.

Colorado will enact EPR laws in 2025. Learn how to avoid fines and penalties by joining a Producer Responsibility Organization, rethinking packaging strategies, and navigating compliance.

A new regulation restricts PFHxA in textiles, cosmetics, and wide-ranging industries.

The TSCA Section 8(a)(7) Rule affects a broad range of manufacturers and importers; we field frequently asked questions about its scope, provisions, and exceptions.

The Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD) requires companies operating in the EU to comply with new, stricter reporting of ESG initiatives. Find penalties, deadlines, and risk within our expert write-up.

The EU is combating cyclosiloxanes’ persistent, bioaccumulative, and toxic properties with tiered bans starting now through 2034.

Canada mandates annual reporting starting in 2024, requiring detailed data submission on plastic production, usage, and disposal across sectors.

The EPA TSCA's new rule on PFAS introduces new regulatory reporting requirements, affecting most firms using PFAS. Prepare now for 2025 deadlines.

Many countries and U.S. states have enacted PFAS regulations with rapidly approaching compliance deadlines. The Snaplinc team recommends these preparations now.

A greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions assessment is imperative to comply with ESG and Californias regulations, identify opportunities for improvement, enhance competitive advantage, and contribute to a more sustainable future.

California now mandates that companies involved in the state’s voluntary carbon markets disclose their carbon offset activities, enhancing transparency and accountability in corporate sustainability efforts.