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SGS reports on Canada's plans to tighten controls on benzophenone in paints, stains and coating products.

SGS has published an article highlighting the renewal of its PVoC contract with Kenya, ensuring continuity in conformity oversight and reinforcing regulated trade compliance in the country.

Concerns about contamination from inorganic arsenic and other heavy metals in seafood have led the EU to reinforce stricter safety rules.

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SGS reports on CEN's new standard for microbiological safety in toys containing aqueous media.

SGS highlights Washington State's plans to amend its law on lead in cookware.

SGS highlights the US CPSC's 16 CFR 1241, a final rule incorporating the latest version of the ASTM standard for crib mattresses, with some modifications.

SGS reports on legislative developments concerning PFAS in consumer goods in the US.

SGS experts are taking part in a major international trade show in Paris for the cosmetics and personal care industry.

SGS reports on Georgia's resolution update for plastic materials and articles intended to come into contact with food.

SGS reports on a new response to the EU's Standardisation Request: the publication of EN71-8:2026, an updated version of the EN71-8 standard series for activity toys.

SGS summarizes plans by South Korea to update its standards and specifications for food contact utensils, containers and packages.

SGS focuses on the EU's revision of its regulation on the use of bisphenol A, other hazardous bisphenols and bisphenol derivatives in certain FCMs.

SGS reports on Switzerland's proposals to update its Chemical Risk Reduction Ordinance.

PL Beverage, a flexible and dynamic private label filling and service company, continues to strengthen its position in beverage development and can production with an annual capacity exceeding 250 million fills.

AH Magazine presents its International Digital Edition, Issue 6, centred on Awakening as a state of mind, space, and identity. The issue unfolds through stories that connect space, light, travel, design, fashion, gastronomy, and contemporary art.

An expert webinar offering insights into non-invasive skin treatment efficacy and testing, as well as European regulatory obligations for technologies such as IPL and lasers.

The investment migration industry is entering a period of unprecedented regulatory convergence — and its information systems are not keeping pace.

Microsoft customers worldwide can now discover and deploy eMove through Microsoft Marketplace, accessing trusted solutions that accelerate innovation and business transformation with unified integration across Microsoft products.

SGS highlights South Korea's consultation over its proposed amendments to food contact materials and articles standards.

SGS reports on the banning of three POP chemicals in Singapore, with limited exemptions.

SGS summarizes the EU publication of Directive (EU) 2026/192, which permits the use of cobalt in three defined toy applications.

SGS reports on the US state of New Jersey's new measures to regulate PFAS in specified products.

SGS highlights revised vitamin conversion tables issued by GDCh, noting updated factors that could significantly update vitamin E calculations, impacting nutritional declarations and labeling across the EU.

SGS explores the imperatives of securing digital trust in an increasingly connected world and outlines solutions to ensure performance and confidence.

SGS underscores the critical role of wireless field testing in ensuring reliable connectivity, supporting product performance, regulatory compliance and consumer trust.

SGS reports on a significant tightening of Canada's environmental protection legislation.

SGS reports on a public consultation in Ukraine on draft legislation aiming at restricting the use of certain epoxy derivatives in food contact materials (FCMs) and articles.

SGS summarizes Montenegro's two new laws for ceramic and recycled plastic food contact materials.

SGS highlights Decree No. 2025-1376, implementing further restrictions on PFAS in consumer products in France.

With rising concerns over the toxin cereulide, SGS highlights its impact on food safety, associated health risks and cutting-edge testing solutions designed to protect consumer trust.