SGS Hosts Webinar on Navigating Global PFAS, Chemical Rules in Electronics

SGS is hosting a complimentary webinar titled ‘Meeting Global Chemical Compliance Challenges in Electronics’ on November 26, 2026.

Electrical and electronic (E&E) brands and manufacturers face a shifting maze of chemical regulations from evolving PFAS restrictions to tighter supply chain transparency mandates that can quickly stall global market access if missed during product design.

To help hardware teams stay ahead of these hurdles, SGS is hosting a complimentary webinar titled ‘Meeting Global Chemical Compliance Challenges in Electronics’ on November 26, 2026.

Designed specifically for electronics engineers, product managers, quality assurance leads, and regulatory compliance managers, the session breaks down the latest chemical regulatory updates across the EU, US, and Asia.

Rather than treating compliance as a last-minute check before shipping, the webinar focuses on proactive risk assessment and testing strategies that catch restricted substances early in the product development cycle.

Key regulatory areas on the agenda include:

• PFAS risk management as restrictions expand across major international markets
• EU and international frameworks, including RoHS, REACH, Substances of Very High Concern (SVHCs), and persistent organic pollutants (POPs)
• Regional material restrictions, such as Washington State (WAC) flame retardant rules and limits on plasticizers

Alongside regulatory updates, SGS specialists will outline end-to-end testing and supply chain management solutions aimed at helping organizations mitigate compliance risks across global operations.

Registration is now open