Get the Depth You Need for TSCA Compliance
To sell confidently in the U.S., you need to meet your Toxic Substances Control Act (TSCA) requirements. Assent can help get you there with strong cross-enterprise and cross-supply chain collaboration.
TSCA Compliance: Secure Your U.S. Market Access
Compliance with TSCA is necessary for entry and continued access to the U.S. market. In effect since 1976, TSCA was updated in 2021, with the goal of adding 10 substances annually for the foreseeable future — and there more than 50 in the backlog queue.
Is your company ready to meet these new requirements?
The Steep Costs of TSCA Non-Compliance
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) manages TSCA to evaluate the health and environmental risks associated with new and existing chemicals and substances, reducing hazardous exposures and environmental pollution.
Challenges for businesses include:
- Financial Penalties: The EPA is ramping up its enforcement of TSCA rules, and failure to comply could mean losing market access, hefty fines — up to $50,000 USD per day, per infraction — or even imprisonment.
- Supply Chain Delays: Delays in material sourcing due to supply chain disruptions could create long-lasting impacts on your business.
- Reputation: Bad PR around substances in your products could impact your bottom line for years to come.
- Change in Focus: In the event of a compliance challenge, staff will spend time resolving the issue instead of focusing on the jobs they were hired to do
The TSCA Section 6 Handbook: Your Guide to Compliance
You’re likely to face future restrictions under TSCA Section 6, and failure to comply could impact your U.S. market access.
This handbook covers the new rules and timelines for compliance, the industries and products most impacted, and substance restrictions that you are likely to see in the near future.
Read the Handbook
Better Data, Fewer Resources: ESCATEC
ESCATEC, an electronic and mechatronic design and contract manufacturing company, is required to regularly audit and report on their use of conflict minerals. The company worked with Assent to roll out a consolidated supply chain data management solution to meet their product compliance requirements.
Since implementing the Assent Compliance Platform, the company has seen a 50 percent improvement in supplier outreach campaign completion time and accuracy, as well as a reduction in resources needed to achieve compliance.
Read the Case Study
The Assent Advantage
The Assent platform is the only solution on the market purpose-built for complex manufacturers. We offer a complete turnkey service, including ITAR compliance for companies whose data must be hosted in the U.S.
Our platform manages compliance data in a single platform across your company, providing the missing foundation complex manufacturers need to make cross-enterprise and cross-supply chain collaboration possible. Our TSCA solution also triggers additional data collection when a substance list is updated. Supported by regulatory experts and a dedicated Customer Success team, we’re able to provide robust support even as regulations evolve and your requirements grow.
Solutions for Product Compliance
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Industry Solutions for Complex Manufacturing
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TSCA Resources
Browse related education, regulatory information, and expert-led webinars from our resource library and blog.
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