Is Your Product Line TSCA Compliant?
ChemComply runs phthalate and chemical compliance audits for US importers and distributors. We identify TSCA risks in your supply chain and deliver actionable compliance reports — in 10 business days.
What We Audit
Our audits cover the chemical compliance areas that matter most to US importers and distributors.
Phthalate Screening
HIGH RISKFull phthalate analysis across your product line. We screen for all regulated phthalates under TSCA Section 6, including DEHP, DBP, BBP, and DIBP.
PFAS Assessment
EMERGINGPer- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) screening. EPA reporting requirements under TSCA Section 8(a)(7) are expanding rapidly.
Heavy Metals Review
STANDARDAssessment of lead, cadmium, mercury, and other heavy metals in your supply chain. Cross-referenced with CPSC limits and state-level regulations.
The Compliance Risks You May Not See
Most importers are compliant on paper — until enforcement reveals the gaps in their supply chain documentation.
Real Enforcement Example
In 2024, EPA fined a consumer goods importer $1.2 million for TSCA violations related to undisclosed phthalates in imported plasticizers. The company had no prior compliance audit on file.
Common Gaps We Find
- Missing or outdated Safety Data Sheets (SDS) from overseas suppliers
- No testing certificates for phthalate content in plastic components
- Incomplete TSCA Section 13 import certifications
- Supply chain changes that introduced non-compliant chemical formulations
- PFAS reporting gaps under the 2024 TSCA 8(a)(7) rule
Who Needs an Audit
- Importers of consumer goods, plastics, or chemicals
- Distributors sourcing from overseas manufacturers
- Private-label brands with third-party manufacturing
- Companies expanding into product categories with chemical exposure
- Any company that received an EPA inquiry or TSCA notice
How Our Audit Works
A straightforward three-step process. No retainers, no hourly billing, no scope creep.
Submit Product Data
Send us your product catalog, supplier list, and any existing Safety Data Sheets. We'll identify which items carry TSCA risk and scope the audit.
We Run the Audit
Our team screens for phthalates, PFAS, heavy metals, and other regulated chemicals. We cross-reference your supply chain against current EPA enforcement priorities.
Get Your Report
Receive a comprehensive compliance report with specific findings, risk scores, and actionable remediation steps — within 10 business days.
Request an Audit Quote
Tell us about your product line and we will send a quote for the audit scope that fits.
We reply by email with a quote.
ChemComply vs. Traditional Compliance
What an audit costs depends mostly on four things: how many products and suppliers are in scope, how complete your supplier documentation (SDS, test certificates) already is, how many regulated substance families need screening, and how much remediation support you want after the report. Larger consulting firms usually bill hourly, which makes the final cost harder to predict. We quote the audit scope up front, so you know the price before work starts. Request a quote above to get a figure for your product line.
Frequently Asked Questions
We screen your product line for regulated phthalates, PFAS, heavy metals, and other chemicals subject to TSCA enforcement. The audit includes a review of your supplier documentation (SDS, test certificates), a gap analysis against current EPA requirements, and a prioritized remediation report.
10 business days from the date we receive your complete product data. For Enterprise audits with large product catalogs (500+ SKUs), turnaround may extend to 15 business days.
No. ChemComply provides compliance audit services, not legal advice. Our reports identify chemical compliance gaps and recommend remediation actions. For legal questions about TSCA enforcement or regulatory strategy, we recommend consulting a qualified environmental attorney.
Great — send it along. We'll review your existing SDS, test certificates, and import certifications as part of the audit. In our experience, even companies with documentation in place have gaps, especially around PFAS reporting and supplier-level verification.
Our audits are focused on US TSCA compliance. If you import goods into the United States, regardless of where your company is headquartered, our audit applies to you. We work with importers, distributors, and manufacturers who sell into the US market.
Ready to Know Where You Stand?
Request an audit quote and you will have clarity on your TSCA exposure.