Recently, the European Chemicals Agency (ECHA) published several active substance approval regulations. Find out if these changes impact your products and how Yordas can help you comply with the regulations.

The KKDIK registration deadline is rapidly approaching (31st Dec. 2023), and the registration phase is more than halfway through. Learn how Yordas can help you with the registration and notification process.

As we move into 2023, the chemical industry in the Asia Pacific region is facing new challenges with stricter regulations aimed at protecting human health and the environment. Learn more about these regulatory challenges here.

Substances used for the purpose of PPORD may be exempted from REACH Registration for 5 years. Learn more about the PPORD Notifications for EU and UK REACH here.

European Commission has adopted a Delegated Act to introduce new hazard classes under the CLP for endocrine disruptors, persistent, and mobile chemicals.

The EU's fast-tracked amendments to hazard classes under the Classification, Labelling and Packaging (CLP) Regulation ((EC) No 1272/2008) are due to be adopted soon.

Are the US and EU adopting similar approaches to regulating substances? We find out what these approaches are and why this is a significant change.

With thousands of regulations enacted or revised every year, companies must adhere to the changing rules, regulations and standards. However, staying on top of these changes can be a time-consuming task.

Everything you need to know about digital product passports and the many benefits they provide to society.

Learn how the new legislation aims to provide more consistency and allow for greater alignment between Canadian and other global regulations of similar substances, leading to shorter registration times.

As society’s risk tolerance changes, there is a greater need for sound strategies and substitutions to phase out the use of hazardous substances in favour of more sustainable alternatives.

One of the most profound changes proposed under the EUs Chemicals Strategy for Sustainability (CSS) is the proposal to extend the duty to register polymers. With 200,000 polymers on the market, this change will have a huge impact.