Marc Rogoff, Ph.D., (Florida) coauthored a paper entitled "The Solid Waste Industry in the Post-Pandemic World" that was published in WasteAdvantage Magazine on pages 32-37 in the November 2021 Issue on October 31, 2021.
Product manufacturers, marketers, and clients are challenged with significant investments of time and money when developing and launching pesticidal products. Critical decisions on marketing, efficacy claims and pesticidal mode of action determine regulatory registration track, required testing programs, and the ultimate path to market. Geosyntec has broad experience in the regulation and registration of all classes of pesticide products (conventional pesticides, biopesticides, and antimicrobials) and provides science-based, business-focused support to guide clients through decision making, product positioning, and ultimately registration and market introduction. Geosyntec's Pesticide Product Services supports clients with insightful, innovative solutions. Geosyntec's team of toxicologists, risk assessors, regulatory specialists, and chemists have extensive experience and knowledge of pesticide testing, submission, and label requirements under the Federal Insecticide, Fungicide, and Rodenticide Act (FIFRA). We know how to position projects for efficient registration review and processing, and how to avoid misinterpreted guidance, labels, and efficacy claims that can add months to review timeframes and can significantly increase costs. We can assist with navigating all areas of FIFRA including: Preparing a product/pesticide registration strategy Meeting with and advocating on behalf of companies with regulators Developing and submitting FIFRA registration packages, renewals, and label updates Product label content development Preparing inert ingredient petitions Developing data waivers and rationales Scoping, placing, and monitoring product toxicity, physical characteristic, and efficacy studies Responding to regulator requests Pesticide device strategy, claims, data, and regulatory tracking State-level registrations Geosyntec and our wholly-owned SiREM lab manage data generation for new product registrations and amending existing products, particularly for antimicrobial products. Geosyntec and SiREM provide in-depth analytical consulting support covering toxicology studies and antimicrobial efficacy testing. SiREM provides Good Laboratory Practice (GLP) standard antimicrobial testing (i.e., bacteria and virus) to support required testing and methods under FIFRA. The Geosyntec and SiREM team allows for expert level review and strategy development of testing programs, as well as expedited access to efficacy testing, which can save months in registration timelines. Schedule a Meeting >
Clients are faced with chemical risks throughout their business products, facilities, and supply chains. Increased regulations at global, regional, and national levels; combined with an expanding list of chemicals of concern; requires companies to demonstrate compliance to regulators while also addressing consumer and stakeholder expectations. Geosyntec provides advisory and evaluation support for multiple aspects of chemical management, from regulatory compliance to safety and supply chain transparency. We actively support chemical safety assessments and product stewardship summaries to help chemical and product manufacturers address public health concern challenges, regulations and data gaps associated with chemicals in the marketplace. Our services include: Compliance Tracking Management: Geosyntec's compliance team supports companies across applicable regulatory phases in their use and management of chemicals and production of a range of industrial and consumer products. This requires detailed knowledge of applicable regulatory programs; the status of specific chemicals under those programs; pending revisions and updates to the programs; and recordkeeping and reporting procedures to maintain compliance. Chemical Risk Assessment: Geosyntec's support services address human health and ecological risk assessment; hazard identification and evaluation; and exposure assessment. Restricted Substances Lists and Registrations: Our experienced practitioners know regional, national and state programs such as the Registration, Evaluation, Authorization and Restriction of Chemicals (REACH), the Toxic Substances Control Act (TSCA), the China State Administration of Work Safety (SAWS) 53, and California Proposition 65. Characterization Testing Programs: Testing programs include human health and ecological toxicity; chemical efficacy/claims verification; chemical content and physical characteristics. Supply Chain Stewardship: Geosyntec helps clients with retailer supplier portal content; registration and tracking; Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) reporting; chemical and product content and safety dossiers, and Safety Data Sheets .
For decades, global chemical control and downstream product regulations, bans, restrictions, and reporting obligations have proliferated, creating major challenges for multinational corporations (MNCs).
Marc Rogoff, Ph.D. (Florida) and Bill Gaffigan, CVA (Georgia) coauthored a paper entitled "First of Two Parts Planning for Uncertainty in Solid Waste Agencies" that was published in the Spring 2021 issue of Talking...TRASH, the SWANA Florida Sunshine Chapter's Newsletter, on pages 4-7.
Marc Rogoff, Ph.D., (Florida) and Bill Gaffigan, CVA, (Georgia) coauthored an article entitled “Conducting a Feasibility Analysis for a Proposed Waste-to-Energy Project in Alaska” for publication in EM on March 2021.
Marc Rogoff, Ph.D., (Florida) was featured an article entitled "2020 Year in Review: Industry Resilience in a Time of Unique Challenges" for publication in Waste Advantage on February 1, 2021.
Marc Rogoff, Ph.D. was named as a 2020 Municipal Solid Waste Management (MSW) Legacy Award Winner in the Municipal Solid Waste Management journal June Edition.
Marc Rogoff, Ph.D. (Florida) will present "Developing an Effective Public Engagement Campaign" at the 2020 SWANAPalooza Virtual Conference hosted by the Solid Waste Association of North America (SWANA) from 2:45 p.m. to 4:15 p.m. on June 25, 2020.
Marc Rogoff, Ph.D. (Florida) coauthored an article entitled "First of Two Parts: The Florida Waste-To-Energy (WTE) Project That Was Almost Never Built: Lessons learned from the project implementation team for the Hillsborough Resource Recovery Facility" that was published in Waste Advantage Magazine in the March 2020 edition.
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