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Are you Prepared for New Canadian Chemicals Reporting due in 2027?

Are you Prepared for New Canadian Chemicals Reporting due in 2027?

Course Details

Webinar

On August 29, 2026, Environment and Climate Change Canada (ECCC) issued two Section 71 notices related to Chemicals Management Plan (CMP) requiring certain manufacturers, importers, and users of approximately 200 priority substances to report information on their activities, uses, quantities, and facility-level operations. This new federal reporting requirement is expected to impact numerous Canadian companies with Phase 1 reports coming due in March 2027.

 Please join us for a complimentary webinar on November 18, 2026 from 1-2pm Eastern. If you are responsible for EHS, product stewardship, regulatory compliance, chemical management, or sustainability reporting, this session will help you understand your obligations and prepare for the upcoming reporting deadlines.

Course Topics

  • Introduction to the CMP Section 71 Notices

  • Who is required to report and how applicability is determined

  • Understanding reporting thresholds, activities, and substance coverage

  • Key reporting requirements for manufacturers, importers, and users

  • How to collect data across your organization and supply chain

  • Stakeholder Interest and Non-Engagement submissions

  • Common reporting challenges and best practices

  • Q&A with our CMP team

In this session, we will walk through the reporting requirements published under the Phase 1 and Phase 2 Notices, discuss practical strategies for identifying reportable substances in products and supply chains, and explain how to gather the information needed to meet compliance obligations. 

Who should attend?

EHS and Compliance Managers, Product Stewardship Professionals, Regulatory Affairs Teams, Environmental Coordinators, Sustainability/ESG Leaders, Chemical Manufacturers, Importers, Distributors, and anyone responsible for compliance with Canadian chemical reporting requirements.

How to Register?

Please use this link to register for this complimentary webinar.

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