Key 2025 product regulatory updates that still matter in 2026
Critical changes. Clear guidance. A webinar series to help you prepare for 2026.
CLP, GHS & REACH updates you don’t want to miss
Even small updates in CLP, GHS (APAC), and REACH can trigger major downstream compliance impacts in 2026. This three-part webinar series brings together Sphera’s regulatory experts to help you understand what’s changing — and why you can’t afford to miss these updates. Take a look back at regulatory updates announced in 2025 that will continue to impact your business going into 2026.
Topics we’ll cover:
- The must-know changes affecting your 2026 compliance strategy.
- How new CLP requirements impact classification and labeling updates.
- What evolving GHS APAC frameworks mean for your SDS obligations.
- 2026-relevant REACH & Prop 65 updates and when to act.
- Risk-reduction steps to avoid delays, fines, and market-access issues.
Don’t fall behind: Key CLP regulatory updates for 2026
January 27th | 9am CT | 4pm CET
The CLP regulatory framework has continued to evolve since the 2025 announcements, and these changes can affect your classification and labeling obligations for 2026. This webinar breaks down the latest revisions, including adjusted implementation timelines and the removal of proposed font-size requirements.
You’ll get clear, practical guidance on how these updates impact your SDS, packaging, and hazard communication requirements and what your organization needs to do now to maintain compliance and avoid downstream issues in 2026.
Speakers:
Ruth Donlon
Senior Regulatory Analyst
Sphera
Ruth Donlon is a global regulatory expert in Chemical Management and Product Compliance with over 20 years of experience.
Katie McGee
Senior Regulatory Analyst
Sphera
Katie McGee is a global regulatory expert with over 20 years of experience. She is a Registered Specialist in, SDS and Label Authoring.
GHS APAC: What varying frameworks mean for your SDS obligations
February 17, 2026 | 9am CT | 4pm CET
GHS frameworks across APAC continue to differ significantly by country and staying aligned with each region’s requirements is essential for 2026. This webinar reviews key expectations across major APAC markets, including differences in classification approaches, SDS formats, and implementation timelines that can affect your market-access obligations.
You’ll gain clarity on how these regional variations impact your SDS and hazard communication requirements, and what your organization needs to prioritize now to avoid delays and downstream compliance issues in 2026.
Speakers:
Carrie Decatur
Manager, Regulatory Content
Sphera
Carrie Decatur is a global regulatory expert with over 20 years of experience. In her role as Manager, Regulatory Content, her team is responsible for the analysis and implementation of global chemical regulations into the Sphera Product Stewardship offerings.
Ruth Donlon
Senior Regulatory Analyst
Sphera
Ruth Donlon is a global regulatory expert in Chemical Management and Product Compliance with over 20 years of experience.
Prop 65 & REACH: Reduce business disruptions with compliance in 2026
March 19, 2026 | 9am CT | 4pm CET
California’s Prop 65 and EU’s REACH requirements continue to shift, and the updates coming for 2026 can affect your product disclosures, labeling, and market-access obligations. This webinar highlights the most relevant changes, including new substances, revised documentation expectations, and the latest enforcement trends.
You’ll learn what these updates mean for your supply chain, how to avoid downstream compliance risks, and the steps your organization should take now to prepare for 2026.
Speakers:
Carrie Decatur
Manager, Regulatory Content
Sphera
Carrie Decatur is a global regulatory expert with over 20 years of experience. In her role as Manager, Regulatory Content, her team is responsible for the analysis and implementation of global chemical regulations into the Sphera Product Stewardship offerings.
Martina Frenette
Principal Regulatory Analyst
Sphera
Martina Frenette has worked in the chemical industry for 15 years where she was responsible for streamlining business processes, software implementation and global regulatory compliance.
