TSCA (Toxic Substances Control Act)

• Regulating Chemicals, Protecting Health

TSCA (Toxic Substances Control Act) compliance is a critical aspect of Envirocomply’s commitment to promoting environmental safety and regulatory adherence. The TSCA, enacted by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), governs the manufacturing, importation, use, and disposal of chemical substances to ensure they do not pose unreasonable risks to human health or the environment.

Envirocomply assists companies in navigating the complex requirements set forth by the TSCA, helping them assess, report, and manage chemical substances in accordance with the law. Key to TSCA compliance is the pre-manufacture notification (PMN) process, where companies must submit detailed information about new chemical substances before they can be introduced into commerce. Additionally, existing chemicals must be evaluated for safety and may require further testing or risk management measures. Envirocomply ensures clients are well-prepared to meet the reporting requirements, such as submitting chemical data to the EPA and updating records when necessary.

Furthermore, Envirocomply provides guidance on the significant new use rule (SNUR), which requires prior approval from the EPA for any new use of a chemical substance that may pose a risk. This comprehensive approach extends to ensuring proper labeling, maintaining chemical inventories, and ensuring that all chemicals in commerce meet the EPA's safety standards.

By offering tailored solutions to navigate the complexities of TSCA compliance, Envirocomply helps businesses mitigate legal and operational risks, avoid fines, and stay ahead of evolving environmental regulations. Ultimately, Envirocomply’s expertise supports businesses in fostering a safer, more sustainable future while minimizing environmental impact and ensuring that their chemical practices align with federal and state regulatory standards.