Toxic Substances Control Act Including TSCA 6h

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Consequences hit instantly: U.S. Customs seizures and destruction of entire shin, EPA civil penalties up to $50,000+ per day per violation, criminal prosecution, forced nationwide recalls, and Amazon/Walmart/Target delisting suppliers without clean TSCA certifications. One hidden gram of PIP (3:1) in a cable or DecaBDE in a TV back-cover can cost millions and end your U.S. business overnight.

• DecaBDE (flame retardant in plastics, textiles, electronics)  
• PIP (3:1) (plasticiser & flame retardant in wires, cables, adhesives)  
• PCTP (in rubber and plastics)  
• HCBD (by-product in solvents/chlorinated compounds)  
• 2,4,6-TTBP (antioxidant in fuel additives & oils)

Since January 2021 (articles deadline 2024-2025), any product or component containing these five above de minimis levels is prohibited from manufacture, import, or sale in the United States. Record-keeping and supply-chain notification are mandatory for 3–5 years.

Consequences hit instantly: U.S. Customs seizures and destruction of entire shipments, EPA civil penalties up to $50,000+ per day per violation, criminal prosecution, nationwide recalls, and forcing large retailers to delist suppliers without clean TSCA certifications. One hidden gram of PIP (3:1) in a cable or DecaBDE in a TV back-cover can cost millions and end your U.S. business overnight.

Major buyers now reject shipments without signed TSCA Section 6(h) declarations and third-party test reports. Professional TSCA PBT screening, supplier questionnaires, and compliance documentation are no longer optional. They’re your only shield against financial loss.

Don’t let the next shipment become toxic waste at the port. 

Perform a risk assessment  or Book a compliance review and secure your TSCA compliance now before the EPA or your biggest customer shuts you down.