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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.
California tightens court review of Proposition 65 settlements
California AB 2577 tightens court review of private Proposition 65 settlements, requiring a finding that settlements are in the public interest and provide a public benefit. The private enforcer bears the evidentiary burden, while new rules allow attorneys’ fee disputes to be resolved separately.
Virginia poised to join states requiring ingredient disclosure for menstrual products
Virginia’s bill — HB998 — that would require menstrual product ingredient disclosure on packaging and online now awaits the governor’s signature. If signed, the law takes effect January 1, 2027.
New Jersey requires mandatory ingredient disclosure in menstrual products
New Jersey’s new law requires ingredient disclosure on menstrual product packaging and online. Manufacturers must comply by 12 July 2027.