Plain-language guides to FSVP, CPSIA, Prop 65, and PFAS for US importers. Updated as the rules change.
For US food importers verifying overseas suppliers under FDA rules.
Children’s Product Certificates and CPSC testing requirements.
Warning labels and exposure analysis for California sales.
"Forever chemicals" disclosures across US states.
Onboarding, multi-module overviews, and platform basics.
What Aleph does, who it's for, and where to start.
GeneralComplete your company info so the right compliance modules unlock.
GeneralManufacturer, exporter, importer, distributor, or retailer — which one describes your business.
CPSIAWhat CPSIA is, who must comply, and what it actually requires.
Prop 65California's chemical disclosure law and what it means for your products.
PFASThe federal PFAS report and the state laws that restrict PFAS in products.
FSVPWhat the Foreign Supplier Verification Program requires of US food importers.
GeneralWhat CPSC eFiling requires at entry, when it applies, and how to get your certificate data ready.
GeneralFSVP, CPSIA, Prop 65, PFAS, MoCRA, REACH — which product categories bring which modules.
GeneralSwitch individual compliance modules on or off for one product.
CPSIAChildren's Product Certificate — what it must contain, who issues it, and where to keep it in Aleph.
Prop 65California Proposition 65 warnings — when they're required and how to produce a label in Aleph.
PFASCalifornia, Maine, Minnesota, New York, Washington, Colorado, Connecticut — what each requires.
FSVPIdentify and evaluate known or reasonably foreseeable hazards for each food you import.
CPSIAWhat 'CPSC-accepted' means, how to pick a lab, and how often to retest.
Prop 65What an exposure assessment decides, the levels it is compared against, and why to keep it on file.
PFASThe screening method for PFAS — what it measures, what it doesn't, and when to follow up with targeted testing.
FSVPOnsite audit, sampling and testing, records review, or another appropriate activity — how to pick the right verification activity per hazard.
FSVPA common myth is that milk products need USDA certification. Here's what actually applies — FSVP, FIMA, and where USDA really comes in.
CPSIAWhat a tracking label must let you and the buyer find out, and how it differs from the CPC.
Prop 65What a 60-day notice is, what the 60 days mean, your options, and what to gather immediately.
PFASWhat to file, when, who it falls on, and the supporting documents, for seven states with PFAS product laws.