Articles Tagged with ''Regulations''

In an exclusive PCI Q&A, CCA President Dave Carey explains why the clearest early tariff signal is uncertainty, and why packaging, inputs and equipment may matter more than finished-product lists.

The North Carolina agreement also establishes a separate $135 million reserve—and does not close every PFAS case still pending.

Tariff-scope changes take effect Sept. 15, followed by import bans on selected Canadian products Sept. 29.

Importers are now accounting for surtaxes on covered goods, while the main paint and pigment headings remain absent from the published product list.

The latest TSCA evaluation identifies preliminary occupational and consumer risks for a different chlorinated chemical than the solvent EPA assessed last week.

The search-and-seizure operation moves the investigation beyond the Cheonan site to company records, safety systems and possible legal violations.

The draft rule reaches several coatings and CASE categories, with a compliance timetable that gives companies time to adjust.

The chemical is used in cleaning, degreasing and processing. EPA’s preliminary findings could be the first step toward new workplace controls.

Most core paint headings appear to be spared, but the published schedule may still create costs elsewhere in the supply chain. Members have until Sept. 4 to quantify the impact.

One new approach addresses inhalation assessment of certain surfactants, while another uses an international calculation method to assess some pesticide mixtures.