A unified content library for certification, compliance, Amazon CPF, sustainability standards, testing and documentation guidance.
A model-level guide to Regulation (EU) 2023/1230: the 20 January 2027 application date, scope, risk assessment, technical documentation, conformity assessment and EU Declaration of Conformity.
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A product-specific guide to reviewing EU RoHS exemptions, BOM and homogeneous-material evidence, current exemption status, supplier records, test reports and listing-language boundaries for EEE sellers.
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A practical GOTS 8.0 guide to matching Scope Certificates, Transaction Certificates, final-product labelling and online claims to the certified scope and shipment evidence.
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A source-based guide to California AB 1305 (Health and Safety Code §§44475–44475.3): identify the relevant role, map offset and climate claims to website disclosures, retain reproducible project evidence, and manage annual updates without treating the law as a certification scheme.
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A source-led checklist for mapping battery categories, product SKUs, battery models, labels, technical documentation and staged EU Batteries Regulation dates.
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A source-led checklist for U.S. magnetic toys covering children’s-product scope, manufacture date, magnetic components, materials, labels and CPSC’s seven CPC elements without turning marketplace workflow into a legal conclusion.
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A SKU-level guide to FCC radio classification, SDoC, Certification, module integration, FCC ID, labeling, and finished-product evidence for the U.S. market.
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A practical guide to CSRD/ESRS boundaries, double materiality, supply-chain data fields and evidence records for cross-border suppliers.
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A practical evidence index for EU environmental claims and sustainability labels, linking product, packaging, certificate scope and legal status without treating a proposal as current law.
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RWS is a voluntary standard for responsible wool. This guide separates farm and supply-chain certification, scope and transaction evidence, product claims, and the other legal requirements that may apply in a target market.
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A source-led checklist for Japan PSE scope, diamond or circle marking, responsible operators, and SKU-level evidence files under the Electrical Appliances and Materials Safety Act.
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A source-led guide to ESPR and Digital Product Passport readiness: map the applicable product group, build traceable product data, and separate current law from indicative implementation timelines.
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A source-led checklist for U.S.-bound products that contain or use button cell or coin batteries, covering scope, battery compartments, packaging warnings, CPC/GCC records, and SKU evidence without treating platform requests as federal law.
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Germany packaging EPR is not completed by entering a LUCID number alone. Map the responsible role, packaging scope, system participation, volume reports, brands, and authorised-representative evidence.
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A source-led reference for exporters of CBAM goods, separating CN-code scope, production installations, embedded emissions and importer reporting responsibilities with a read-back evidence register.
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A source-led checklist for US hot air brushes covering product scope, UL 859, FCC Part 15B, CPSC GCC/eFiling, model traceability, and marketing claims.
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PPWR and CBAM may share product master data, but their scope, responsible roles, filing cycles and evidence chains must be reviewed separately.
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A practical CBAM supplier-data checklist covering goods, installations, reporting periods, calculation methods, verification and evidence records.
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The CBAM definitive regime applies from 1 January 2026. For most mass-based CBAM goods, an importer or indirect customs representative above the single 50-tonne threshold must address authorised declarant requirements; exporters should first align CN codes, installations, embedded-emissions data and evidence boundaries.
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CBAM scope is not determined by broad product names such as “steel” or “aluminium”. Start with the declared eight-digit CN code, compare it with Annex I to Regulation (EU) 2023/956 and current Commission materials, and keep the product description and classification evidence together.
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