Chemicals Quarterly – Q3 2026 Regulatory Update
Webinar Overview
Keeping pace with global chemical regulations is only getting harder, with new restrictions, bans, and reporting requirements landing across multiple regions every quarter.
Adherent’s Chemicals Quarterly webinar series gives you a regular update on the latest news on permitted, restricted, and prohibited substances across a wide range of products worldwide.
This quarter’s session covers key chemicals of concern, including PFAS, mercury, PVC, and persistent organic pollutants (POPs), alongside other substances gaining regulatory attention. We’ll look at how these regulations affect a wide range of product categories: apparel, cosmetics, electrical and electronic equipment, food contact articles, medical devices, packaging, and toys.
Chemical coverage includes:
- PFAS
- Mercury
- PVC
- POPs
- Other chemicals of high concern
Product coverage includes:
- Apparel
- Cosmetics
- Electrical and electronic equipment
- Food contact articles
- Medical devices
- Packaging
- Toys
Whether you’re responsible for chemicals management, product stewardship, regulatory affairs, or product compliance, this webinar will provide practical insights into the regulatory developments shaping global markets.
Why Join?
In this session, we’ll cover:
Americas
Europe
Asia-Pacific & Middle East
Africa
Cross-Regional
Key Takeaways & Live Q&A
Date
This webinar will take place on Wednesday, October 14th, 2026 at 08:00 PDT, 11:00 EDT, 17:00 CET.
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Presenters

Cassie Pershyn, MLS
Regulatory Compliance Specialist
Global Regulatory Compliance with expertise in Textiles and Apparel, Food Contact Materials, Chemicals in Products and Toys. Combining 17 years of consumer product regulatory research experience with knowledge management and market access.

Beth McCalister
Regulatory Compliance Specialist
Supporting customers with regulatory compliance in ESG (specifically labor and employment), cosmetics, and eco-design.