California Exempts Trace Contaminants In Green Reg Draft

This article was originally published in The Tan Sheet

11 Feb 2013
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Lauren Nardella lauren.nardella@informa.com

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Under the proposed reg, firms marketing products with “chemicals of concern” would need to explore alternative ingredients and possibly reformulate or remove the products from the market. But when a trace contaminant is unintentional, the marketer would not be subject to the requirements.

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