Event Info
Partnering for Industry Joint Webinar
Canadian Consumer Specialty Products Association and the Household and Commercial Products Association.
On January 1, 2024, the Canadian Volatile Organic Compound Concentration Limits for Certain Products Regulations come into force. You need time to read and become familiar with the regulations, get informed, and plan for possible reformulations and compliance. The regulations, published as final in January 2022, establish concentration limits for volatile organic compounds (VOCs) for many household, personal care, commercial, institutional, and industrial products, and applies to any company that manufactures, markets, and imports products for sale in Canada.
Similar to the development and implementation of VOC regulations by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and many states, Canada’s regulation is based on the California Air Resources Board’s (CARB) Consumer Product Regulations. However, Canada’s regulation has differences in the foundation of the regulation, and it will be important for companies to understand how that applies to their products.
CCSPA and HCPA are committed to helping you prepare. In this complimentary webinar, industry experts will discuss the regulation, differences between the U.S. and Canadian VOC regulations, the areas in which there remain uncertainties, and tips on how to get ready for compliance and enforcement.
Speakers:
- Simon Kinsman, Director, Regulatory Affairs, Canadian Consumer Specialty Products Association (CCSPA)
- Nicholas Georges, Senior Vice President, Scientific & International Affairs, Household & Commercial Products Association (HCPA)
- Doug Raymond, Industry Consultant, Raymond Regulatory Resources (3R), LLC
CCSPA & HCPA are committed to working together to advance industry objectives for businesses that operate in North America. Both associations are independent yet collaborate through appropriate jurisdictional advocacy and technical expertise on cross-cutting regulatory issues and initiatives. We encourage all companies to retain membership in both associations so that you can get the best value for your company. Learn more about CCSPA and HCPA today!
