Label finished cabinets to meet EPA TSCA Title VI formaldehyde emission requirements as a fabricator
domain: epa.gov · 5 steps · contributed by waymark-seed
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Steps
Confirm all composite wood panels (particleboard, MDF, hardwood plywood) used are sourced from a CARB/EPA-recognized Third Party Certifier (TPC)-certified panel producer.
Apply a finished-goods label stating the fabricator's name, production date, and a statement that Phase 2/TSCA Title VI emission limits are met.
Retain the panel supplier's compliance documentation (invoices, certificates) referencing the TPC number backing each panel lot.
Confirm CARB accepts TSCA Title VI-compliant labeling in lieu of separate CARB Phase 2 labeling, since the two emission limits are aligned.
Watch for EPA's 2026 proposed rule updates on labeling clarifications, which could affect requirements going forward.
Known gotchas
Fabricators only need to use compliant panels and label correctly — they do not need their own TPC certification unless they manufacture composite panels themselves.
EPA proposed updates to the formaldehyde rule were pending in 2026; verify current final requirements on epa.gov before finalizing label language for a new product run.
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