Global trends in product and chemical regulations

The latest regulatory trends and updates, delivered by Enhesa experts

Watch for the latest movements in the EU, US, and APAC

The latest on product and chemical regulatory change

Watch our experts’ updates to stay ahead in product and chemical compliance.

Kamelija
Q2 update with Kamelija Miloshev
PFAS, REACH, detergents

EU chemicals regulation update

Enhesa subject matter expert Kamelija Miloshev walks through the most significant EU chemicals, cosmetics, and detergents compliance developments of 2026, covering the advancing Universal PFAS Restriction under REACH, new SVHCs added to the Candidate List, national PFAS measures already in force in France, Denmark, and Belgium, and the stalled REACH revision.

The video also addresses Cosmetics Omnibus VIII’s new CMR prohibitions and the newly published EU Detergents Regulation, which introduces a Digital Product Passport and applies from September 2029.

Which changes apply to your business? Discover how to know

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Q2 update with Lauren Day
TSCA, CEPA, state-level PFAS

Regulatory updates in US and Canada

This video from Enhesa regional expert Lauren Day covers key chemicals and products compliance developments across the US and Canada, including Canadian amendments to CEPA, US federal TSCA updates, and state and provincial-level activity around PFAS, extended producer responsibility, and cosmetics.

With the regulatory landscape growing increasingly fragmented and jurisdiction-specific, the session emphasizes the importance of early visibility into emerging requirements and a proactive tracking and planning strategy.

Experiencing alert overload? Read how to filter the noise 

 

 

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Q2 update with Yangyang Geng
APAC: PFAS, recycled content, HFCs

Regulatory fragmentation in Asia Pacific (APAC)

Across APAC in 2025–2026, China, Japan, South Korea, New Zealand, and Indonesia are each translating shared international frameworks — the Stockholm Convention, Montreal Protocol, and Kigali Amendment — into domestic law through fundamentally different regulatory pathways, covering PFAS controls, recycled-content mandates, and ODS/HFC restrictions.

For multinationals, compliance is shaped not just by what substances are regulated, but by how controls enter each jurisdiction’s legal system, making a single APAC compliance playbook impossible.

Most teams track.
Few know what applies.

The Product Intelligence Maturity Index maps five levels of compliance programs and shows exactly what closes the gap at each stage.

See the maturity index →

Filter the noise. Find what matters.

Discover how Enhesa can help you

We know that every business is unique, requiring its own combination of solutions to overcome the distinct regulatory challenges it faces.

Speak with one of our experts to delve into your specific challenges and requirements, to find out which of our solutions would bring the most benefit to your organization.

Schedule a call today and take the first step toward stronger compliance, better sustainability, and more confident business strategies.

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