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U.S. Treasury Department Designates Vietnam a Currency Manipulator

This morning, the U.S. Treasury Department released its long-awaited report on the foreign currency exchange policies of U.S. trading partners. While the U.S. placed ten

How Will Electronics Fare Under a Biden Administration?

If there is one takeaway from 2020, it’s that “business as usual” is in the rearview mirror. Supply chain disruptions associated with the coronavirus pandemic and the ensuing

What OSHA's Increasing COVID-19 Inspections Mean for You

As the coronavirus pandemic has persisted, the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) has strengthened its worker health protections and increased the number of

IPC’s November 2020 Economic Report: U.S. and EU Outlook

In this month’s (November 2020) report, you will find U.S. and European data on economic growth, employment, Manufacturer’s Sentiment (PMI) and end markets for electronics.

IMPACT Europe 2020: IPC Members Gear Up for New Competitive Landscape

Senior executives from across the European electronics manufacturing value chain gathered virtually last week to meet European Commission officials and advocate for policies

UPDATE: SCIP Database Requirements May Apply to Your Company

ECHA formally launches the Substances of Concern in Products (SCIP) database.

It’s Time to Complete Unfinished Business on Capitol Hill

Here is a rundown of what we at IPC are pressing members of Congress to prioritize in the waning days of 2020: COVID-19 recovery, National Defense Authorization Act

SCIP Database Requirements May Apply to Your Company

ECHA formally launches the Substances of Concern in Products (SCIP) database.

EU Leaders Working on New Corporate Due Diligence Requirements

Last April, European Justice Commissioner Didier Reynders announced he is planning in 2021 to propose legislation with binding due diligence obligations as part of a broader