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On 27 December 2023, the Ministry of Industry and Trade (MoIT) of the Socialist Republic of Vietnam published a new circular on greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions. The scope of the circular is to regulate techniques for the measurement, reporting, and ap

ensures a balance between environmental sustainability and consumer safety by recognizing the

ng the EU's commitment to environmental sustainability. A thorough Regulatory Fitness and P

on reformed rules aimed to improve the sustainability and safety of packaging and promote a c

Vietnam's main chemical management law, the Law on Chemicals, has a draft update that has been finalized by the Ministry of Industry and Trade (MOIT). MOIT is currently seeking input on the proposed revisions.  Background on the Law on ChemicalsÂ

rtant moment in Brazil's commitment to sustainability and environmental responsibility. St

, ensuring the safety and environmental sustainability of these processes. The proposed fees a

the EU's broader Chemicals Strategy for Sustainability, aiming to strengthen and simplify the

pted new regulations aimed at embedding sustainability into product design and manufacturing p

their devices, this initiative promotes sustainability and reduces reliance on disposable prod

- Use of Recycled Plastics: To promote sustainability, the updated rules will specify the con

and regulatory support.  Sustainability and Competitiveness:  

ery three years.  4. Promoting Sustainability and Circularity  National measures

ne with the EU's Chemicals Strategy for Sustainability (CSS). Key areas where more scientific

ucts and services that meet pre-defined sustainability requirements. This certification will p

aimed at increasing accountability and sustainability in the waste management sector. The fr

oadmap under the Chemicals Strategy for Sustainability. This roadmap, which is part of the Eur

s to improve digital solutions, promote sustainability and protect consumer rights in the sing

d improves the safety and environmental sustainability of electronic products. 

On July 22, 2024, Alaska enacted Senate Bill (SB) 67, which phases out the use of firefighting foams containing per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS). The bill automatically became law after the Governor neither signed nor vetoed it within the d