Clean Chemistry and Materials
Coalition 2024 Progress
Coalition 2024 Progress
2024 was the first year OIA asked members of the Clean Chemistry and Materials Coalition (CCMC) to report on their progress. In the inaugural progress reports, CCMC Members showed company commitments to cleaner, safer chemistry. Since the inception of CCMC in Summer 2023, the outdoor industry has come together to phase out per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS), champion safer chemistry in the supply chain, and switch to safer chemical and material alternatives when possible. Creating a robust chemicals management system is a long and complex process, but CCMC members have already made amazing progress.
2024 was the first year OIA asked members of the Clean Chemistry and Materials Coalition (CCMC) to report on their progress. In the inaugural progress reports, CCMC Members showed company commitments to cleaner, safer chemistry. Since the inception of CCMC in Summer 2023, the outdoor industry has come together to phase out per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS), champion safer chemistry in the supply chain, and switch to safer chemical and material alternatives when possible. Creating a robust chemicals management system is a long and complex process, but CCMC members have already made amazing progress.
2024 clean chemistry and materials coalition Annual Impact Report
The 2024 Takeaway
In the inaugural progress reports, Clean Chemistry and Materials Coalition Members showed industry leadership in cleaner, safer chemistry. Since the inception of the Coalition in Summer 2023, the outdoor industry has come together to phase out PFAS, champion safer chemistry in the supply chain, and switch to safer chemical and material alternatives when possible.
A year of Progress Across the Value Chain
Creating a robust chemicals management system is a long and complex process, but members are making progress with the following strides:
2024 clean chemistry and materials coalition Annual Impact Report
80% have set goals related to chemicals management
67% have an action plan that guides efforts to achieve their chemicals management goal(s)
92% have communicated their RSL to finished goods suppliers representing 95% or more of their production volume
71% have communicated their RSL to materials suppliers representing 95% or more of their production volume
RSL = Restricted Substances List
57% have engaged with many finished goods suppliers about implementing a chemicals management system
The 2024 Takeaway
In the inaugural progress reports, Clean Chemistry and Materials Coalition Members showed industry leadership in cleaner, safer chemistry. Since the inception of the Coalition in Summer 2023, the outdoor industry has come together to phase out PFAS, champion safer chemistry in the supply chain, and switch to safer chemical and material alternatives when possible.
A year of Progress Across the Value Chain
Creating a robust chemicals management system is a long and complex process, but members are making progress with the following strides:
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The three service providers listed above are not included in the aggregate data
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