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Master POPs Requirements with Global PCCS Experts

Persistent Organic Pollutants (POPs) are hazardous organic compounds that linger in the environment and spread worldwide. We help you track, monitor and report on POPs across your supply chain, in line with the Stockholm Convention and updated EU regulations — your roadmap to safe handling and restricted substance management.

5,000+

PRODUCTS & MATERIALS SCREENED

99.8%

PRODUCTS CONFIRMED POPs-COMPLIANT

85%

REDUCTION IN COMPLIANCE RISK
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01 — The Foundation

What are POPs?

Persistent Organic Pollutants (POPs) are hazardous organic compounds that linger in the environment for long periods of time and spread throughout the world due to natural factors.

These substances, which include the well-known DDT, are present in a variety of industrial and agricultural chemicals and present long-term hazards to both the environment and human health.

Companies frequently must stop producing, importing and exporting these compounds to comply with international regulations, such as the Stockholm Convention on POPs. In 2019, the EU also revised its POPs rules to better conform to REACH and other current chemical laws.

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02 — Why it matters

The Risk POPs Present

01

Environmental Persistence

POPs linger in the environment for long periods and spread throughout the world due to natural factors.

02

Found in Everyday Chemicals

Present in a variety of industrial and agricultural chemicals, including the well-known DDT.

03

Long-Term Health & Environmental Hazards

These substances present long-term hazards to both the environment and human health.

04

Stockholm Convention Obligations

Companies frequently must stop producing, importing and exporting POPs to comply with international regulations.

05

Evolving EU Regulation

In 2019, the EU revised its POPs rules to better conform to REACH and other current chemical laws.

03 — What we do

Our POPs Services

01

Custom Substance List Data Collection

Gathering specific chemical data from your products and supply chain, focusing on currently regulated POPs and any other substances you need to monitor.

02

Automatic Substance List Updates

We ensure your compliance systems are continuously updated with the latest POPs added to global and national legislation, eliminating manual tracking.

03

Full Supply Chain Transparency & Traceability

End-to-end visibility of substances within your supply chain, enabling clear tracking and comprehensive reporting for regulatory compliance.

04

Restricted Substance Alerts & Notifications

Proactive alerts if any restricted POPs or other critical substances are detected in your incoming materials or products.

05

Tracking Substances Throughout Supply Chains

Continuously monitoring and documenting the presence of POPs and other relevant chemicals from raw material sourcing through manufacturing to the final product.

04 — The difference

Why companies choose Global PCCS

POPs compliance is our craft. From custom substance monitoring and automatic legislation updates to full supply chain traceability and restricted substance alerts — we combine deep regulatory knowledge with practical, on-time delivery so you're always ahead of the requirements.

Deep POPs Expertise

Years of dedicated practice tracking Persistent Organic Pollutants across industrial and agricultural supply chains.

End-to-End POPs Support

Substance data collection, legislation updates, traceability, alerts and ongoing tracking — all under one roof.

Proactive Risk Mitigation

We close POPs monitoring gaps before they turn into restricted substance violations.

Stockholm Convention & EU Regulation Focus

Every service is designed to keep you aligned with the Stockholm Convention and evolving EU POPs rules.

Fast, Structured Turnaround

Proven workflows compress the POPs screening cycle from data collection to compliance confirmation without cutting corners.

Trusted by Manufacturers

Over 5,000 products and materials screened for POPs for our clients.

05 — Proven impact

POPs Performance Metrics

5,000+
Products & Materials Screened for POPs
99.8%
Client Products Confirmed POPs-Compliant
50+
POPs-Containing Materials Identified & Managed
85%
Reduction in Potential Non-Compliance Risks

4–6 Hours Saved per Product Assessment

By outsourcing complex POPs screening and documentation to us, clients free their internal teams to focus on core operations.

06 — Business value

How Global PCCS helps you win

Early Detection & Risk Mitigation

5,000+ products and materials screened, catching POPs risks before they reach the market.

99.8% Confirmed Compliance

Rigorous screening and verification confirm your products meet global POPs regulations.

Always Up-to-Date Substance Lists

Compliance systems automatically updated as new POPs are added to legislation, eliminating manual tracking.

Free Up Internal Resources

Save 4–6 hours per product assessment so your team can focus on core operations.

85% Lower Compliance Risk

Proactive POPs compliance services significantly reduce non-compliance risk and associated liabilities.

Full Supply Chain Traceability

End-to-end visibility and reporting on restricted substances from raw material to final product.

07 — Who we serve

Industries We Support

Industrial Chemicals
Agricultural Chemicals
Manufacturing
Importers & Exporters
EU Market Suppliers
Supply Chain Managers
Consumer Products
Compliance Teams
08 — Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

What are Persistent Organic Pollutants (POPs)?+

POPs are hazardous organic compounds that linger in the environment for long periods of time and spread throughout the world due to natural factors, including the well-known DDT.

What is the Stockholm Convention?+

The Stockholm Convention on POPs is the international regulation that frequently requires companies to stop producing, importing and exporting POPs compounds.

Has EU POPs regulation changed recently?+

Yes — in 2019 the EU revised its POPs rules to better conform to REACH and other current chemical laws.

How do you keep our substance lists current?+

We automatically update your compliance systems as new POPs are added to global and national legislation, eliminating manual tracking.

Can we get alerts on restricted substances?+

Yes — we deliver proactive alerts and notifications if any restricted POPs or other critical substances are detected in your incoming materials or products.

Do you provide full supply chain traceability?+

Yes — we provide end-to-end visibility of substances within your supply chain, enabling clear tracking and comprehensive reporting for regulatory compliance.

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Partner with Global PCCS for expert substance list monitoring, automatic legislation updates, full supply chain traceability and restricted substance alerts — your roadmap to safe handling and restricted substance management.