Phthalic Anhydride Systematic Review (73 Pages)
Summary
EPA has published a comprehensive 73-page systematic review of phthalic anhydride, a high-production-volume chemical used in plasticizers, resins, and dyes. The document applies systematic review methods consistent with EPA's TSCA risk evaluation framework to assess available scientific literature on this chemical substance. The review will inform EPA's understanding of exposure pathways, hazards, and risk characterization for phthalic anhydride.
What changed
EPA has released a systematic review document for phthalic anhydride, applying systematic review methods consistent with the Agency's TSCA risk evaluation process. The 73-page document synthesizes available scientific literature on the chemical's hazards, uses, and exposure pathways. \n\nAffected parties—including chemical manufacturers, importers, and downstream users of phthalic anhydride in plastics, resins, dyes, and related applications—should review this document and submit comments to inform EPA's assessment. The systematic review will likely form the scientific foundation for any subsequent risk evaluation or regulatory determination under TSCA, which could impose obligations on parties handling this substance.
What to do next
- Download and review the systematic review document
- Submit comments on the systematic review to EPA-HQ-OPPT-2026-1189
- Monitor for subsequent EPA risk evaluation or regulatory action on phthalic anhydride
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