Chemical Compliance
Intelligence & Solutions

What You Need to Know about TSCA in 2020

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Edward Zheng, Shannon L. Gainey, Ph.D., Willow Wang
Friday , 5th Jun 2020
REACH24H
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In June 2016, President Obama signed into law the Frank R. Lautenberg Chemical Safety for the 21st Century Act (the Lautenberg Act or LCSA) to amend the TSCA regulation, first established in 1976. The modifications to TSCA strengthened EPA’s authority to manage existing and new chemical substances in commerce. We will be entering the fourth year since the implementation of LCSA in 2020. This webinar will highlight some of the US Environmental Protection Agency’s (EPA) significant accomplishments since the passing of the TSCA reform act and will summarize some of the key items that will be important in 2020. 

The webinar will include topics such as new substance notification, Chemical Data Reporting (CDR) requirements, CDR reports of 2020, TSCA’s Active/Inactive inventory (TSCA re-set), regulated chemicals under TSCA, e.g. SNURs and Consent Orders, and TSCA risk evaluation on existing chemical substances.

Contents

- Overview/TSCA

- New Chemicals and Compliance under TSCA

- TSCA’s CDR-rule (Chemical Data Reporting)

- Active/Inactive TSCA Inventory (TSCA reset)

- Significant New Use Rules (SNURs)

- The New TSCA Risk Evaluation implementation

- CBI

Contact Information

If you have any question about this webinar, please contact us:

  • Tel: +86 (0)571 8700 7591

  • Email: chemical@chemlinked.com

Speaker
  • Regulatory Consultant
    Mr. Edward Zheng is from the Japanese Business Department of REACH24H. He is mainly responsible for consulting affairs concerning chemical regulations in Chinese mainland and Taiwan, and also focuses on other REACH-like regulations. He is experienced in helping Japanese enterprises to deal with various kinds of projects and clients from different industrial and cultural backgrounds.
  • Technical and Regulatory Director
    Dr. Shannon Gainey is Technical and Regulatory Director for REACH24H USA. She has nearly 18 years of experience working for multi-national organizations, where she has supported the global compliance of products in various countries and markets. As Technical and Regulatory Director, Dr. Gainey provides North American regulatory support to clients. She has a wealth of knowledge and experience with Global Chemical Control Laws including the Toxic Substances Control Act (TSCA), the Canadian Environmental Protection Act (CEPA), the regulation of cosmetics and food/food contact materials under the Food & Drug Administration (FDA) and OSHA’s Hazard Communication Standard. Dr. Gainey’s global regulatory expertise and strong business acumen afford her a strategic vision to navigate the regulatory and compliance challenges that too often accompany new technologies and growth into new markets.
  • Regulatory Consultant
    Willow Wang graduated with a master’s degree in plant protection from Zhejiang University. She is now responsible for risk assessment and chemical registration in projects concerning US TSCA and EU REACH, specifically including data gap analysis, registration of lead registrant, preparation of chemical safety reports, development of exposure scenarios, dossier preparation, etc. She also provides solutions to help enterprises cope with up-to-date regulatory changes.