Toxic Substances Control Act (TSCA)
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The elimination of the toxic blanket certification form affects customs processes significantly. Customs broker license exams now emphasize specific details rather than general knowledge. The transition to a center of excellence model marks a shift from paper-driven methods. Although NAFTA is inactive, it remains relevant for testing. Importers must comply with EPA regulations and understand customs procedures, including compliance deadlines and extensions.
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