Regulatory compliance white papers aimed at manufacturing industries
RoHS, WEEE, REACH, and EuP explained in white papers offered by Telecommunications Industry Association (TIA).
Originating from a seemingly unlikely source, a new series of white papers
is aimed at manufacturers and suppliers of electronics, medical devices, toys, and other products. The Telecommunications Industry Association (TIA) is making these white papers available to help manufacturers keep up with new laws and regulations developing around the globe, as regions, countries, provinces, states and cities introduce their own measures designed to clean up the environment and reduce greenhouse gas emissions.Each paper summarizes the main laws governing product import, distribution, packaging, labeling and recycling or end-of-life disposition, with special attention paid to restricted substances such as lead, mercury, hexavalent chromium, and cadmium. The full detail and documents are posted as they emerge on TIA’s environmental intelligence analysis service online, EIATrack .EIATrack employs legal firms and technical experts to monitor and analyze regulations related to the RoHS, WEEE, REACH, and EuP directives, as well as battery disposal, design for the environment, and energy efficiency for products that contain electronics, cabling, chips, plastics and other materials that are subject to compliance rules.To access the TIA white papers, click here .To read other Control Engineering articles on regulatory compliance, see the links below:
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– Edited by David Greenfield , editorial director
Control Engineering Sustainable Engineering News Desk
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