Latest regulatory agenda points to fresh TSCA scrutiny of upstream chemical suppliers, with potential knock-on effects for textile finishes, PFAS use and broader supply-chain transparency
WASHINGTON DC – The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is teeing up new chemical transparency revisions under the US Toxic Substances Control Act (TSCA).
Its entry in the US 2026 Unified Agenda lists several new and ongoing TSCA rulemakings, including revisions to the Health and Safety reporting rule 40 CFR 716 to require submissions of unpublished studies for 16 chemicals, PFAS-related and reporting rulemakings and other TSCA data collection and risk management actions.
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