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California requires detailed ingredient disclosure for children’s diapers amid industry concerns over Confidential Business Information

California AB 1901 will require children’s diaper manufacturers to disclose intentionally added ingredients, CAS numbers and ingredient functions, amid industry concerns over confidential business information. Requirements begin 1 January 2029, with a 1 July 2029 packaging deadline for diapers sold in California.

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California targets online sales, QR codes, retailer duties, and short-form labeling in a broad Proposition 65 warning overhaul

California is considering broad Proposition 65 warning changes affecting online sales, QR codes, retailer duties, off-road equipment parts and short-form labels. Companies should review the proposals, monitor OEHHA’s position on chemical disclosures and consider commenting before the agency advances formal rulemaking.

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California seeks to ban Bisphenols and Ortho-phthalates in food packaging 

California’s Assembly passed bill AB-1148, seeking to restrict the use of bisphenols and ortho-phthalates in all packaging, but exempts tetramethyl bisphenol F (TMBPF, CAS 5384-21-4) from the restrictions unless DTSC deems the substance to also poses a significant risk to human health. 

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