Hazardous materials and waste in manufacturing are regulated under the European REACH Regulation, which requires manufacturers to register chemicals and manage risks associated with their use.
Recent changes in manufacturing laws include updates to regulations on product safety, environmental compliance, and the introduction of new policies promoting digital transformation in the sector.
International trade agreements impact supply chain policy by establishing trade rules, tariffs, and standards that must be adhered to by manufacturers engaged in cross-border activities.
Key manufacturing and supply chain regulations in Italy include the Italian Industrial Policy, the EU Regulation on Supply Chain Due Diligence, and environmental regulations aimed at ensuring sustainable practices.
The Ministry of Economic Development oversees manufacturing sector compliance in Italy, supported by various regulatory authorities depending on the specific sector involved.
