Today, EPA is updating the confidential status of 377 chemical identities, and will include these chemical identities on the next update of the TSCA Inventory, planned for winter 2022. The TSCA Inventory is a list of all existing chemical substances manufactured, processed, or imported in the U.S. The Inventory contains 86,607 chemicals of which 41,953 are active in U.S commerce. In April 2021, EPA announced its review of 390 specific chemical identities that were expected to lose their confidential status on the Toxic Substances Control Act (TSCA) Inventory. Of the 390 chemicals under review, EPA found that 13 accession numbers corresponded to substances that are already on the public portion of the Inventory, or to substances reported using an invalid accession number (which was later corrected and/or the confidentiality claim was withdrawn). The remaining 377 chemical identities were reported as non-confidential by one or more manufacturers during the 2012, 2016, and/or 2020 Chemical Data Reporting (CDR) reporting periods - meaning that at least one manufacturer did not request that each of these chemical identities be kept confidential, effectively saying it is not a secret that the chemical is in U.S. commerce. Therefore, these substances are no longer eligible for continued confidential Inventory status. The Agency undertook further review of each individual case to confirm the accuracy of the list and provided opportunities for stakeholder input prior to making the specific chemical identities available. View the list of 377 declassified specific chemical identities. | 
