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Germany Latest EU Country to Introduce Due Diligence Rules

On 11 June 2021, the German Supply Chain Act was adopted by the German Parliament by a large majority, introducing binding human rights and environmental due diligence

IPC and Chemical Watch Co-Organize Webinar on China’s MEE Order 12

On May 26, 2021, Chemical Watch and IPC co-organized a webinar, “China’s MEE Order 12: An Update for the Electronic Industry.” MEE Order 12 is the China’s Ministry of

Introducing New Training Courses for Frontline Operators

IPC is committed to providing training solutions that meet trainees at their level and help build a culture of continuous learning throughout the electronics manufacturing

India REACH Within Reach, Final Draft Coming Soon

The government of India is nearing completion of European-style regulations on chemical substances. A sixth and expected-to-be final draft of a new Registration, Evaluation

OSHA Emergency Standard on COVID-19 Expected Soon

On April 26, the U.S. Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) sent its Emergency Temporary Standard (ETS) for COVID-19 to the White House Office of Management and

K-REACH: South Korea Chemical Regulations Law

IPC recently updated its South Korea white paper covering the history of chemical regulations, currently regulatory system and trends in South Korea.

European Commission Leaps Forward in Sustainability Reporting Requirements

The European Commission (EC) on April 21 took a leap forward in strengthening sustainability reporting for companies through the adoption of a proposal for a Corporate

IPC Calls for Electronics Manufacturing as a Key Focus in Recently Introduced “Endless Frontier Act”

This week the bipartisan, bicameral “Endless Frontier Act” was reintroduced by Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-NY), Senator Todd Young (R-IN) and Representatives Ro

IPC Education Reaches Significant Milestones

This blog post will be linked to Exec Briefing April 2021 issue