SGS Consumer Compact Q3 2018: Slavery, BPA, Sleep Products, Cosmetics, Medical Devices, Furniture & More Dienstag, 16. Oktober 2018 - 00:00

We also discuss opportunities in the textile sector following introduction of the ‘Belt and Road’ initiative by the Chinese Government, and the changing requirements for medical devices.

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Industry	Articles
Supply chain	Confronting Slavery in the Supply Chain – the US Approach
Consumer Products	Complying with REACH: Why We Need Better Communication in Supply Chains
Food Contact	BPA Bans and Restrictions in Food Contact Materials
Electrical and Electronics	Battery Testing Automatic System (BATAS): An Enhanced Battery Testing Service in China Preparing for Electric Vehicles The EU's New MDR: Changing Requirements for Medical Devices Designing the Right Inspection Protocol for Manual Testing of Electronic Products Getting Ready for 5G
Softlines	A Safe Night’s Sleep for Babies: New European Standards for Children’s Textile Sleeping Products The ‘Belt and Road’ Initiative: Opportunities in the Textile Sector
Cosmetics, Personal Care and Household	Ensure Your Natural and Organic Cosmetic Products Standout with NATRUE Certification
Furniture	Accessing the EU Market: CE Marking for Electrical Furniture Falling under the Machinery Directive Creating Furniture Fit for the Outdoors: Overview of Laboratory Accelerated Aging for the US

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