Our internal regulatory affairs team has strong expertise in managing complex regulatory requirements across our global markets. However, given the highly specialized and evolving nature of regulations surrounding polymers and their derivatives, we see value in engaging targeted external expertise to complement our in-house capabilities, with a specific emphasis on new polymeric materials and highly crosslinked polymer/resin systems.
This support will help us deepen our technical understanding of polymer regulations, anticipate and adapt to regulatory changes, and strengthen our readiness for both current and emerging obligations. By engaging specialist consultancy support, we aim to complement our compliance foundation while also enabling proactive regulatory strategy.
We are looking for experts in the area of regulatory affairs for polymers and their derivatives who can provide practical, globally oriented guidance. The ideal experts will complement our in-house capabilities with specialized knowledge of novel polymer materials and highly crosslinked polymers and resins as applied in a wide range of consumer goods, from detergents to personal care products.
Regulatory frameworks for polymers in consumer goods
Safety and compliance of polymers across consumer applications
Chemical registration and polymer exemptions under REACH, TSCA, and similar regimes
Regulations on microplastics, polymer degradation products, and end-of-life obligations
Emerging regulations and trends across EU, US, Asia, and global markets
Disclosure and reporting obligations affecting polymers and their derivatives
In-depth knowledge of regulatory affairs specific to polymers and their derivatives relevant to consumer goods applications, including applicable global and regional regulations
Ability to advise within an international regulatory context
Multidisciplinary backgrounds that include chemistry, toxicology, or materials science alongside regulatory expertise
Tracking and interpreting emerging trends and changes in polymer regulations at global, regional, and national levels
Individuals currently employed by competitors or organizations that restrict impartial advisory services
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