Cleaning Product Bills' Fate Could Bear On Cosmetic Disclosure Efforts

If proposed cleaning product "right to know" legislation were to pass in California or US Congress, it could put new wind in NGOs' sails, powering efforts to unmask fragrance ingredients and contaminants lurking in cosmetics.

Proposed bills in California and the US Congress would require comprehensive ingredient labeling for household and other cleaning products, including full fragrance disclosure, which could influence developments in the personal-care sector.

California's Cleaning Product Right to Know Act of 2017, SB 258, passed the state Senate by a 22-15...

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