Webinar Recording: Countdown to REACH Regulation - Master Upcoming PFAS Restrictions and Implement Seamlessly

Rising requirements such as the REACH Regulation and PFAS restrictions are increasing pressure on supply chains and compliance. Learn in the webinar how central systems and innovative strategies help companies efficiently implement requirements and optimize processes.

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PFAS (Per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances) are under increasing regulatory scrutiny globally. The EU has announced plans to restrict PFAS broadly under the REACH Regulation, and manufacturers face significant supply chain implications. Products containing or manufactured with PFAS will either need to be reformulated, sourced from suppliers able to verify PFAS-free production, or face market restrictions.

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Supply Chain Impact of PFAS Restrictions

For companies in electronics, automotive, textiles, food packaging, and industrial chemicals, PFAS restrictions create procurement challenges. Suppliers must either demonstrate that their products and manufacturing processes are PFAS-free, provide detailed declarations of PFAS content, or cease supplying to EU markets. Many suppliers lack the testing, documentation, and traceability systems needed to provide this evidence.

Tacto's supplier questionnaires and compliance tracking enable companies to systematically assess supplier PFAS compliance, request certificates of analysis, manage substance declarations, and maintain audit trails. This transforms a compliance burden into a manageable, scalable procurement process that strengthens supply chain resilience and ensures market access.

In the live webinar "Countdown to REACH Regulation - Master Upcoming PFAS Restrictions and Implement Seamlessly," Kendra Benkendorf (Compliance Expert at Tacto) and Franz Schubart (Business Development at Tacto) explain how mid-market companies can successfully manage the challenges of the REACH Regulation. Discover how digital solutions like Tacto help optimize processes and efficiently implement regulatory requirements.