(Sponsored) Per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) are a class of synthetic chemicals that resist degradation in the environment and accumulate in the human body. The potential risks of PFAS exposure have become a growing concern, with increased media coverage leading to consumer demand for PFAS-free products and regulatory action across the globe. Assent’s Cally Edgren shares key details businesses need to know.
The regulations around PFAS are rapidly evolving, making manufacturers vulnerable to supply chain disruptions, including product design challenges and early product obsolescence. In addition, new requirements mean new data collection and reporting processes, with consequences like brand damage and market access loss for non-compliance.
Is your supply chain vulnerable to hidden PFAS risks? Many manufacturers don’t yet have the data to know for sure. Here’s what businesses need to know about proactive PFAS compliance and scoping risks.
Start with your products
PFAS could be hidden deep in your supply chain, and you might not be aware of it. Identifying your particular PFAS risks is critical to maintaining market access and protecting your brand reputation. Manufacturers must understand the nature of PFAS risks in their supply chains to assess their impact on human health and the…
