Global Regulatory Update 2027–2028: Key Developments, Upcoming Deadlines, and Compliance Strategies
About the webinar
The global chemical regulatory landscape continues to evolve rapidly, with new legislation, revised classification and labeling requirements, emerging substance restrictions, and important compliance deadlines expected across multiple jurisdictions in 2027 and 2028.
This webinar will provide an overview of the most important global chemical regulatory developments that companies should be preparing for during 2027–2028. The session will focus on newly introduced and upcoming legislation, developments under the Globally Harmonized System of Classification and Labelling of Chemicals (GHS), key regulatory deadlines, and the potential impact of these changes on manufacturers, importers, exporters, and downstream users.
During the session, GPC experts will cover major regulatory developments across the European Union, United Kingdom, North America, South Korea, Türkiye, India, Latin America, Ukraine, Southeast Asia, and other key global markets.
Key Points of Discussion
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New and Emerging Chemical Legislation: Gain an overview of recently introduced and upcoming chemical regulations across major global markets and understand how evolving regulatory frameworks may affect manufacturing, import, export, and supply chain activities.
- Upcoming Regulatory Deadlines in 2027–2028: Identify important registration, notification, classification, labeling, reporting, and other compliance deadlines that companies should incorporate into their regulatory planning.
- GHS and Classification & Labeling Developments: Explore updates to GHS implementation across different jurisdictions and understand how changes to hazard classification, Safety Data Sheets (SDS), and labeling requirements may affect global chemical compliance.
- Regional Regulatory Developments: Review key developments across Europe, the UK, North America, Türkiye, South Korea, India, Latin America, Ukraine, Southeast Asia, and other emerging regulatory markets.
- Impact on Manufacturers and Importers: Understand how new regulatory requirements may affect companies manufacturing, importing, exporting, or supplying chemical substances and mixtures across international markets.
- Substance Restrictions and Regulatory Risk: Examine emerging trends related to substance restrictions, substances of concern, sustainability requirements, and increased regulatory scrutiny of chemicals across global markets.
- Preparing for Compliance: Learn practical approaches for monitoring regulatory developments, assessing business impacts, managing regulatory data, and preparing compliance strategies ahead of upcoming deadlines.
Why Attend?
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Stay informed about major global chemical regulatory developments expected in 2027 and 2028
- Identify upcoming deadlines that may affect your products and supply chains
- Understand changing GHS, classification, labeling, SDS, registration, and notification requirements
- Assess the potential impact of new regulations on manufacturers, importers, and exporters
- Prepare your organization proactively for evolving compliance obligations
- Gain practical insights from GPC's global regulatory experts
This webinar is designed for regulatory affairs professionals, chemical manufacturers, importers, exporters, downstream users, product compliance teams, EHS professionals, and organizations operating across multiple international markets.
Join GPC for a comprehensive overview of the evolving global regulatory landscape and understand the key actions your organization should consider when preparing for 2027–2028 chemical compliance requirements.
Meet the Speaker
Gain practical insights directly from industry experts
Dr. Jayachandran Nair
CEO - GPC (India)
Dr. Jayachandran Nair is the CEO of GPC India and a leading professional in the areas of Environment and Global Chemical Regulations since 1998. His focus areas involve global regulatory compliance, capacity building, strategic planning, and strengthening in-house resources for industries. He is a key stakeholder and promoter of GPC activities globally. Furthermore, he is Member Secretary at Regulatory Representatives and Managers Association (RRMA).
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