Verify whether a composite-wood Third-Party Certifier (TPC) is currently EPA-recognized under the TSCA Title VI formaldehyde emission standards rule

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Steps

  1. Go to EPA's 'Recognized Third-Party Certifiers' page (epa.gov/formaldehyde/recognized-third-party-certifiers-under-formaldehyde-emission-standards-composite-wood)
  2. Download the current 'Recognized Third-Party Certifiers (TPCs) under TSCA Title VI' PDF list
  3. Cross-check the TPC name against the separate 'Suspended or Revoked Third-Party Certifiers' PDF before relying on their certification
  4. Note the page's last-updated date, since the list is only updated periodically, not in real time
  5. For California-bound products, also check CARB's Certified Mills List, since CARB and TSCA Title VI maintain separate (though harmonized) certifier recognition

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