The EU Toy Safety Regulation (EU) 2025/2509, highlighting chemical risk controls, endocrine disruptors, and long-term health considerations. Learn how the new regulation will affect toy safety compliance and material selection.
Although “PFAS-FREE” does not necessarily mean “fluorine-free,” some industry-leading companies have already required their suppliers to adopt fluorine-free solutions in order to eliminate regulatory uncertainty in the future.
Just like the RoHS regulation, future PFAS restrictions may gradually take effect in your industry. When that happens, your exported products will be required to meet PFAS-Free standards—meaning non-detectable PFAS (N.D. PFAS) levels.
