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Addressing the Skills Gap

John Mitchell, IPC president and CEO, addresses how IPC Electronics Workforce Training courses will help IPC members overcome workforce skills gap challenges with essential

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

U.S. EPA Moving Toward Risk Management Deliberations on Toxic Chemicals

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is approaching a critical phase of deliberations under the Toxic Substances Control Act (TSCA), and the next several steps in

EU Strives for “Strategic Autonomy;” France Offers Grants for Electronics Manufacturing Projects

When European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen unveiled her €750 billion Recovery and Resilience Facility (RRF) to help the European Union recover from the COVID-19

How do European Policy Initiatives Impact Electronics Manufacturing Competitiveness?

Curious about what’s happening in IPC Europe? IPC blog staff took the opportunity to talk to Alison James, senior director, IPC Europe, Government Relations, about the

This Week’s #TrendingTopic is Data Exchange on Chemical Substances

This week, IPC played a role in two different presentations offered by two different organizations on one common theme: the need for accurate, workable exchange of data about

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

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

IPC and 40 Groups Urge European Commission President to Postpone Reporting Deadline for SCIP Database

Today, IPC joined with almost 40 other industry groups in calling on European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen to postpone the January deadline for a new chemicals