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Collaboration is key to our success. We actively partner with organizations like EcoVadis, the Responsible Mica Initiative, and the Sustainable Palm Oil Organization. These alliances ensure that our supply chain reflects our dedication to corporate social responsibility and sustainable practices.
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Navigating regulatory updates can be daunting. That’s why we offer our customers Sun Chemical’s regulatory newsletters – a free, valuable resource to keep you abreast of the latest global regulatory changes. These newsletters cover a wide range of standards, including:
- International safety standards like ASTM F963 and ISO 8124-5:2015
- Regional and national regulations from the EU, U.S., China, Japan, and more
- Specific industry guidelines for food packaging, cosmetics, and toys
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Stay informed with the latest developments in regulations from around the world featured in our Autumn 2026 Newsletter. Our coverage includes a range of critical updates on substances that could impact health and the environment. These updates and more are part of our commitment to keeping you at the forefront of global chemical regulation changes. Explore our newsletter for detailed insights into how these developments could affect your operations and compliance strategies.

Latest Autumn 2026 Newsletter Highlights:
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The regulatory landscape for chemicals, food contact materials (FCMs) and related products continues
to evolve, with focus on hazard management, supply chain transparency and regulatory simplification. The European Commission is proposing stricter requirements for recycled plastics, while Germany launched preparations for the 2031 evaluation of its Printing Ink Ordinance. Argentina updated its food contact plastics positive list. and new legislation was introduced in the United States seeking prohibition of PFAS, phthalates, bisphenols and other substances in food packaging.
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In the EU several significant developments may affect the chemical and printing ink sectors. These
include ongoing discussions on PFAS restrictions, renewed classification activities for substances such
as TMP (Propylidynetrimethanol) and synthetic amorphous silica, implementation of the One Substance
One Assessment framework, and preparation for future Digital Product Passport requirements.
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Globally, a number of recent developments have underlined the continued expansion of regulatory
obligations and the importance of compliance strategies for companies operating internationally.