Hazardous Materials & Dangerous Goods Transport & Supply News

Returning from the Enhesa Regulatory Summit in Brussels last week, one message was clear: global chemical regulations are not becoming simpler—or easier to navigate. At CHEMTREC, we see this challenge every day. Companies are expected to stay compliant while expanding into new markets, adapting to fast-moving regulatory change, and managing increasing chemical regulatory compliance risk across their supply chains. Our goal is simple: to make regulatory complexity manageable and actionable.

Learn what happens when you call a 24/7 hazmat emergency response line, including incident assessment, hazard identification, containment guidance, emergency coordination, and compliance support.

Learn how to create a Safety Data Sheet in the US, including required information, the 16 SDS sections, OSHA requirements, and common mistakes to avoid.

Hazardous materials incidents can happen at any stage—during transportation, storage, or handling. When they do, a fast and informed response is critical to reducing risk, protecting people, and maintaining operations.

Businesses reduce environmental impact through waste by measuring major waste streams, preventing waste at the source, and building a clear system employees can follow every day. Keep regulated waste separate under federal rules, and use EPA tools to track and document results so progress continues year after year. This article walks you through a practical five-step process to put that into action.