📅 22 October 2026 | 🕑 14:00 CET
What chemicals are in the products and materials we use every day – and does this information remain available when products are used, reused, recycled or become waste?
Join our webinar introducing the new report “Knowing What Chemicals Are in Products: Why transparency and traceability of chemicals are essential for product safety, circularity and the right to know.”
We will discuss why chemical transparency and traceability must go hand in hand and introduce the concept of a Globally Minimum Transparency Standard (GMTS).
The right to know is central to this discussion: consumers, workers, regulators, recyclers and communities need access to information about chemicals in products to make informed decisions and protect human health and the environment.
The webinar will also consider what this means for the Global Plastics Treaty, the Global Framework on Chemicals, and a safe, toxic-free circular economy.
Join us to discuss why knowing what chemicals are in products and materials is fundamental to the right to know and informed decision-making.
