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US Audits: TSCA, PFAS, California Prop 65, SB 253/261, SB 54
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10 students

US Audits: TSCA, PFAS, California Prop 65, SB 253/261, SB 54

Learn chemical, climate and packaging compliance rules—TSCA, Prop 65, PFAS, EPR laws—for exporters selling into the USA
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Created byGopalakrishnan Veilumuthusamy
Last updated 7/2026
English
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What you'll learn

  • What each regulation actually requires, in plain language
  • Who is in scope — and whether your product/company is affected
  • The practical documentation, testing, labeling, or disclosure steps needed for compliance
  • Common mistakes exporters make and how to avoid them
  • Where to go for further verification (agencies, registries, disclosure portals)

Course content

5 sections • 5 lectures • 1h 0m total length

  • TSCA - Chemical import certification & reporting12:13

Requirements

  • No prior legal or regulatory background needed
  • Basic familiarity with your company's product category is helpful

Description

Selling into the US market means navigating a maze of federal and state-level compliance rules — and getting it wrong can mean blocked shipments, costly recalls, lawsuits, or being delisted by major retailers and marketplaces like Amazon and Walmart.

This course is built specifically for exporters, manufacturers, and compliance teams outside the US who need a fast, practical understanding of the five compliance regimes that most commonly trip up international sellers:

  • TSCA (Toxic Substances Control Act) — chemical reporting and import certification requirements

  • PFAS regulations — "forever chemicals" restrictions across federal and state law

  • California Prop 65 — warning label requirements and how to avoid costly litigation

  • SB 253 / SB 261 — California's new climate disclosure and risk reporting laws

  • SB 54 — California's Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) law for packaging

In this short course, split across five focused sessions, you'll get a no-fluff, industry-oriented walkthrough of what each law requires, who it applies to, and — most importantly — what exporters need to do in practice to stay compliant and keep their products moving into the US market.

By the end of this course, you'll be able to walk into a compliance conversation — with a customer, a customs broker, or your own leadership team — and know exactly what's required to sell confidently and legally into the US.

Disclaimer

This course covers is for general educational purposes only. It does not constitute legal, regulatory, or professional advice.

Regulations in this space change frequently — through amendments, delegated acts, and country-specific implementation — and the content may not reflect the most current requirements at the time you are watching.

While care has been taken to ensure accuracy, errors or outdated information may exist. Before making any compliance, business, or operational decisions, please verify all requirements directly with the relevant regulatory authorities or a qualified professional in your jurisdiction.

By enrolling in this course, you acknowledge that neither the instructor nor Udemy is liable for any actions taken based on the information provided.

Who this course is for:

  • Exporters and manufacturers selling (or planning to sell) into the US
  • Compliance, regulatory affairs, and QA professionals at export-oriented companies
  • Import/export consultants advising clients on US market entry
  • Product managers and founders expanding into US e-commerce or retail channels

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