California Proposes Significant Change to Limit Use of Short

California Proposes Significant Change to Limit Use of Short-Form Proposition 65 Warning For Consumer Products | Hanson Bridgett LLP


WARNING: Cancer Risk From Diisononyl Phthalate (DINP) Exposure – www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.
For a consumer product containing two chemicals with two separate exposure risks, the proposal would require:
WARNING: Cancer Risk From Formaldehyde and Reproductive Risk From Toluene Exposure - www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.
In its Initial Statement of Reasons, OEHHA states that the proposed regulation is necessary to stop businesses’ use of the short-form warning on large packages, in catalogs, and on-line (where there are not the same space limitations), and to discourage its use to warn prophylactically by requiring that the short-form warning name at least one chemical and clarify that use of the product can cause a chemical exposure.

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