Proposed Calif. Phthalates Ban Revived; Headed To Senate Floor
This article was originally published in The Rose Sheet
Executive Summary
Legislation introduced by California Assembly member Judy Chu (D-49th) seeking to prohibit the manufacture or distribution of personal care products containing phthalates likely will be addressed on the California State Senate floor in August, according to Chu staffers
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