2022 State Children’s Products Reporting Rules for Chemicals of Concern

Manufacturers of children's products are required to report the presence and use of Chemicals of Concern (CoC) substances according to state statutes. With CoC's potential to cause adverse effects, State laws reporting rules are being adopted across multiple states including Maine, Vermont, and Oregon, with New York state planning to do the same soon.

An overview and summary of various U.S. state chemical reporting laws
Phase 3 requirements for Oregon’s Toxic-Free Kids Act
COC New York reporting laws
Compliance strategies for reporting rules

Our Intertek Softlines and Hardlines technical experts Harini Ramaswamy, Technical Softlines Manager, and Matthew Nudell, Technical Hardlines Manager are presenting during this webinar. If you are interested in learning more about juvenile products regulation and legislative updates or exploring the launch opportunities for new products, complete the form below to view the recording!

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