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Oregon has proposed modifying its list of reportable substances under the state's children’s products reporting rule.
The Oregon Health Authority drafted the following changes to the list of high priority chemicals of concern. If approved, the number of listed chemicals shall become 68.
The latest proposal calls for adding five of the 20 substances that Washington added to the CHCC list last autumn. The five are:
It also proposes removing reporting obligations from the three chemicals that Washington removed. The three are:
If adopted, the changes to the reportable substance list are slated to take effect for the next biennial reporting deadline – 1 January 2020.
MTS reminds related companies to timely follow up on new laws and regulations, produce and export according to requirements, and pay attention to the requirements of the declaration of conformity. Scientific safety assessments must be carried out during the product design phase to the bulk production phase to ensure that relevant products meet the new regulatory requirements and avoid export risk.
