US Product Compliance 2026: Critical Federal & State Updates
Webinar Overview
In this expert-led webinar, we will explore the latest US legislative and regulatory developments in both product and sustainability compliance. We will spotlight recently proposed and enacted state and federal requirements that impact manufacturers, importers, and compliance professionals. We will also focus on regulatory and legislative trends to watch in 2026.
Our agenda is packed with information on some of the most pressing topics in US compliance today including:
- AI and Data Protection – evolving landscape of obligations for companies
- Wireless Equipment and Automated Vehicles – current trends, focus on fed level
- PFAS and Cosmetics – highlighting key obligations on state and federal levels
- WEEE – 2026 proposed and enacted requirements at the state level
Whether you’re preparing for upcoming compliance deadlines or monitoring the next wave of regulatory and legislative changes, this webinar will help you understand the landscape and plan with confidence.
Webinar Agenda
Federal & State Compliance Landscape: What to Watch in 2026
- Key regulatory and legislative trends shaping US product compliance
- The growing complexity of state-level requirements
- Emerging focus areas for manufacturers, importers, and compliance teams
AI & Data Protection: Emerging Regulatory Expectations
- Recent developments in AI and data protection regulation
- Proposed requirements and evolving obligations for companies
- Key compliance trends compared to previous years
Wireless Equipment & Automated Vehicle Regulation Updates
- FCC restrictions impacting radio equipment and test labs
- 6 GHz developments for short-range devices (SRDs)
- The evolving regulatory landscape for automated vehicles
PFAS & Cosmetics: Expanding State-Level Requirements
- Current PFAS obligations and reporting requirements
- Pending legislation and emerging policy trends
- Cosmetics compliance developments and intersection with PFAS restrictions
WEEE Developments Across US States
- Proposed and enacted WEEE requirements in 2026
- Key state-level compliance developments businesses should monitor
Preparing for What’s Next: Key Takeaways & Q&A
- Strategies for managing regulatory change across jurisdictions
- Why horizon scanning is critical in a fragmented environment
- Live Q&A with the panel
Date
This webinar will take place on Wednesday, 3rd June, 2026 at 08:00 PDT, 11:00 EDT, 17:00 CET.
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Presenters
Kelly Bugiera, Sr. Regulatory Compliance Specialist and Team Leader, Compliance & Risks
As part of her role at C&R, Kelly specialises in researching and monitoring legislative activity on the US state and federal levels, as well as tracking international developments related to topics of customer concern.
With 30+ years of experience in the field of product compliance, she is involved in an array of special customer consulting and assessment projects that cover international standards and regulatory activity for a variety of products and topics. Areas of special focus include circular economy, ESG – Anti-bribery/Anti-corruption, chemicals, product safety, consumer electronics and drinking water.
Samantha Anguiano, Regulatory Compliance Specialist, Compliance & Risks
Samantha Anguiano is a Regulatory Compliance Specialist, where she monitors and analyzes regulatory activity across several U.S. states and international jurisdictions. Her focus areas include product safety, AI, data protection and drinking water.
Before joining Compliance & Risks, Samantha built her expertise by advising companies in Mexico on legal and regulatory matters related to their products and business operations, including product compliance and cross-border considerations. She holds a dual Master of Laws (LL.M.) degree in U.S. Law and Intellectual Property and Information Law from the University of Houston Law Center.
Aaron Green, Senior Regulatory Compliance Specialist, Compliance & Risks
Aaron Green is a senior regulatory compliance consultant who has been with Compliance & Risks Compliance for 14 years. He manages regulatory content in C2P covering wireless, EMC and automotive. Before joining Compliance & Risks, Aaron practiced law in Minnesota, USA, specialising in environmental, energy and property matters.
He received his Phd. from TU Dublin, his Law Degree from the University of Wisconsin, and his A.B. from Stanford University.
Luisa Toro Correa, Regulatory Compliance Specialist, Compliance & Risks
Luisa is a Regulatory Compliance Specialist on the Global Regulatory Compliance team, serving as a Subject Matter Expert (SME) in California’s Proposition 65, cosmetic regulations, and chemical compliance for the U.S. and Canadian markets. Her work involves regulatory monitoring across various U.S. states and certain international jurisdictions.
Her expertise is built on a robust background in toxicology and product safety within the consumer goods industry. In her previous roles, Luisa ensured market readiness by conducting expert reviews of labeling and safety data, helping organizations navigate the complexities of chemical compliance. Her experience also includes managing full project lifecycles, leading R&D consultations, and developing comprehensive compliance strategies and staff training programs.
Patricia Weathers, Regulatory Compliance Specialist, Compliance & Risks
Patricia is a Regulatory Compliance Specialist researching regulatory information for multiple US states, Australia, and Central Asian countries. Her background includes ISO 13485/IATF 16949 QMS auditing and over ten years working in Quality Compliance/Assurance in the medical device and automotive manufacturing sectors.
Additionally, she has extensive experience with research and information services at the academic level and with training development.
