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Latest news on sustainability related legislative changes and services offerings for consumer products including textiles, leather, toys, hardlines, cosmetics, personal care and product assurance globally.

Whatever our priorities, the way we live, what we buy and how things are manufactured is under increasing focus in relation to the impacts on the climate and environment. Find out how we can help your business be more sustainable and positively affect climate change

On 1 September 2022, the State of California in the US passed Bill AB 1817 to regulate Poly and Perfluoroalkyl Substances (PFAS) chemicals in textile articles. The new legislation comes into force on 1 January 2025. Eurofins can help you ensure compliance.

A detailed guide to 2026 recycled plastics compliance: EU PPWR, Regulation 2022/1616, US state PCR mandates, UK PPT, and China’s new recycling standards explained.

Sustainability regulatory updates for consumer products covering new environmental footprint rules for apparel and footwear, PFAS, and more.

A single toy chemical testing programme for streamlined compliance with global toy chemical regulations and broader detection of toxic chemicals in toys to reduce chemical risk.

Our compliance and sustainability experts present a webinar designed to help businesses take the first steps on the roadmap to Digital Product Passport (DPP) readiness. The DPP’s requirements are set to redefine how products are designed, sourced, and brought to market across the entire consumer products industries.

The UK Parliament’s scrutiny on apparel cotton supply chains highlights the urgent need for cotton origin verification. Learn how transparent sourcing and verification tools can help businesses comply with growing regulations in the textile industry.

The move aims to tackle the environmental impact of textile production and consumption. Here’s an in-depth look at the changes, their implications, and what they mean for consumers and businesses alike.

With upcoming environmental regulations placing increasing pressure on electronics and electrical (E&E) brands’ sustainability performance, responsible resource management and waste reduction will come into focus in the years ahead.