Effective June 22, 2016, the United States has updated its chemical control legislation, the Toxic Substances Control Act (TSCA).  Nearly every major section of the law is affected.  Notifications for all existing chemical substances that are actively manufactured or imported in U.S. commerce will need to be submitted to the federal Environmental Protection Agency.  These substances are then to be screened and prioritized for more in-depth risk evaluation and risk management.  Join Herb Estreicher, Martha Marrapese, and Marcus Navin-Jones on Thursday, September 22, as they discuss what EU companies need to know about the new TSCA legislation and how the new regulatory structure will impact business and trade.

Topics will include:

• The New TSCA in comparison to the REACH Regulation

• Use of alternatives to animal testing to meet information needs

• Opportunities for Data Sharing of REACH dossiers with U.S. companies

• The Schedule for Implementation and Chemicals Targeted for Risk Management