CDR Manufacture Import
EPA's TSCA Chemical Data Reporting (CDR) Manufacture-Import Information file (2024 reporting cycle) — site-level records of manufacturers and importers of chemicals on the TSCA Chemical Substance Inventory, including pr…
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For a plant site or parent company demonstrably resolved from a non-CBI CDR row, EPA reports chemical-specific site production volume in pounds for 2020–2023, including separate 2023 domestic-manufacture and import volume and a manufacture/import/both activity indicator. These are dated quantitative operating-activity measures, not proof of the organisation's overall operation. Preserve organisation-to-site relationship, chemical and identifier, activity role, year, volume and unit, reporting threshold and exemptions, CBI/range treatment, source vintage, and retrieval date; absence is not inactivity.
Fields it delivers
1 fieldThe first-party EPA product is represented as nationwide United States data; it covers the relevant regulated, reported, or program-participating population rather than every place or entity.
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