Compliance Radar (Q4 2026): From PFAS to PPWR / UK Session
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The apparel compliance landscape is shifting faster than ever. PFAS restrictions, Digital Product Passports, US state-level reporting, ESPR's destruction ban, the Green Claims Directive… and that's before you've even looked at supply chain due diligence.
Keeping track of what's in force, what's coming, and what actually applies to your products has become a full-time job.
Join our free expert-led session for a focused tour of the apparel compliance radar in Q4 2026. We'll brief you on what's hot right now and what's heading your way, then hand the mic over for live Q&A.
💡 What we'll cover in the briefing:
Chemical: PFAS restrictions and bans across European countries, US states, and REACH
Environmental: ESPR ban on destruction, DPP legislation status, PPWR, Green Claims Directive, EPR
Safety: flammability and product safety updates
Packaging: evolving textile marking legislation, recyclability requirements
Plus: eFiling, the latest on GPSR, supply chain regulations, and a quick look at the rest of the world (Australia, Middle East, and beyond)
🎤 Then it's over to you, ask anything:
"When do we actually need a DPP for our garments?"
"Which US states have PFAS reporting deadlines this year?"
"How do we evidence Green Claims compliance?"
"What's enough for UFLPA due diligence?"
⏰ Spots are limited to keep the session interactive, so every question gets the attention it deserves.
Your Speakers
Audrey Haworth
Compliance Specialist
Audrey Haworth is a seasoned professional in the consumer product industry, with over 25 years of experience across product safety, regulatory compliance, and operations. She has held a variety of leadership roles, including Director of Product Safety and Compliance, and Vice President of Operations.
Minna Vainikka
Compliance Specialist
Minna Vainikka is an apparel and footwear expert with 12+ years working in the outdoor, sports and fashion industry. She has managed global product functions at companies like Asics, The North Face, Tommy Hilfiger, and Hugo Boss.
Some of our experts
EDGECOMPLY WEBINAR
The apparel compliance landscape is shifting faster than ever. PFAS restrictions, Digital Product Passports, US state-level reporting, ESPR's destruction ban, the Green Claims Directive… and that's before you've even looked at supply chain due diligence.
Keeping track of what's in force, what's coming, and what actually applies to your products has become a full-time job.
Join our free expert-led session for a focused tour of the apparel compliance radar in Q4 2026. We'll brief you on what's hot right now and what's heading your way, then hand the mic over for live Q&A.
💡 What we'll cover in the briefing:
Chemical: PFAS restrictions and bans across European countries, US states, and REACH
Environmental: ESPR ban on destruction, DPP legislation status, PPWR, Green Claims Directive, EPR
Safety: flammability and product safety updates
Packaging: evolving textile marking legislation, recyclability requirements
Plus: eFiling, the latest on GPSR, supply chain regulations, and a quick look at the rest of the world (Australia, Middle East, and beyond)
🎤 Then it's over to you, ask anything:
"When do we actually need a DPP for our garments?"
"Which US states have PFAS reporting deadlines this year?"
"How do we evidence Green Claims compliance?"
"What's enough for UFLPA due diligence?"
⏰ Spots are limited to keep the session interactive, so every question gets the attention it deserves.
Meet Your Speakers
Breaking down compliance into plain English & into actionable steps
Audrey Haworth is a seasoned professional in the consumer product industry, with over 25 years of experience across product safety, regulatory compliance, and operations. She has held a variety of leadership roles, including Director of Product Safety and Compliance, and Vice President of Operations.
Minna Vainikka is an apparel and footwear expert with 12+ years working in the outdoor, sports and fashion industry. She has managed global product functions at companies like Asics, The North Face, Tommy Hilfiger, and Hugo Boss.
