Substance Regulations
Check every part on your BOM against the persistent organic pollutants restricted by the Stockholm Convention and EU Regulation 2019/1021, and see which components clear, which sit over the 0.15% trace limit, and which fall out of compliance.
Persistent organic pollutants such as PFOS, the PBDEs, and short-chain chlorinated paraffins are restricted worldwide by the Stockholm Convention and the EU POPs Regulation 2019/1021. Compliance Manager screens your whole BOM against the list, so here is what you get.
How Z2 helps
Every part checked against the Stockholm Convention and EU 2019/1021 lists.
Parts tested against the 0.15% limit with full material disclosure.
Each component marked Affected, Not Affected, or Noncompliant.
Statuses from Z2's FMD and CoC database, the largest on the market.
POPs screened alongside REACH, RoHS, and PFAS.
Notified the moment a newly listed POP puts a part over threshold.
See how Z2 screens your BOM for POPs.
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Upload your BOM and see every part checked against the Stockholm Convention and EU POPs lists at once.
Verified data
Statuses come from Z2's declaration and certificate database, the most comprehensive on the market.
Live monitoring
The page re-screens against the current list as the Stockholm Convention adds substances.
One platform
POPs is one of more than 270 global regulations Compliance Manager screens on the same BOM.
In practice
Your BOM screened against the Stockholm Convention and EU 2019/1021 lists.
POPs, REACH, RoHS, and PFAS status live on a single part record.
Full material disclosure tests each part against the trace limit, not guesswork.
Downloadable FMDs and certificates back each Affected or Not Affected mark.
Item rollup shows compliance across the whole product hierarchy.
Get notified the moment a newly listed POP puts a part over threshold.
Substancje
A working subset of the listed POPs, with where each commonly appears. Annex letters follow the Stockholm Convention; the EU may apply tighter limits.
Metal plating, photolithography, and semiconductor processing
Fluoropolymer processing, wire and cable insulation
Flame retardants in plastics, boards, and enclosures
Flame retardant in expanded polystyrene and textiles
Plasticizers and flame retardants in PVC and rubber
Flame retardant in wire coatings and connectors
UV stabilizer in plastics and protective coatings
Część modułu
zautomatyzowana zgodność materiałowa w ponad 270 regulacjach, dzięki czemu RoHS, REACH, PFAS, minerały z regionów objętych konfliktem i inne pozostają gotowe do audytu.
Najczęściej zadawane pytania
Any party to the Stockholm Convention, including the EU, can submit a proposal to add a new persistent organic pollutant to the annexes of the Convention. It is screened against the criteria in Annex D, then assessed for its risk profile and socio-economic impact before the POPs Review Committee recommends listing it.
For many substances the EU tolerates a POP present only as an unintentional trace contaminant up to 0.15% by weight, above which the article is non-compliant. The exact limit is set per substance in Annex I of the EU POPs Regulation, and some carry tighter thresholds. Compliance Manager tests each part against the applicable limit.
You could face hefty fines, withdrawal from EU markets, and product recalls, and be published on the Safety Gate rapid-alert system. Because Safety Gate is public, an entry there can damage both product and company reputation.
Yes. While they are two separate regulations, both are managed by ECHA and share protocols for additions, consultations, and enforcement, so the two lists are best screened together.
National enforcement authorities. In the EU they coordinate the enforcement of REACH, CLP, PIC, POPs, and the Biocidal Products regulations across the EU Member States, Norway, Iceland, and Liechtenstein. Most enforcement happens through post-market surveillance.
No. POPs is one of more than 270 regulations Compliance Manager assesses. The same BOM is evaluated against REACH, RoHS, TSCA, and your other frameworks in one platform, with item rollup showing status at every level of the product hierarchy.
