CARB
This article was originally published in The Rose Sheet
Executive Summary
California Air Resources Board will hold public hearing March 18 in Sacramento, Calif. to consider variance applications from Gillette and Procter & Gamble. Variances are granted to manufacturers who prove they cannot comply with volatile organic compound regulations due to extraordinary reasons beyond their reasonable control. Gillette has applied for a variance from the 40%VOC limit for aerosol antiperspirants and the 0% limit for aerosol deodorants. P&G has applied for a variance from the 40% VOC limit for aerosol antiperspirants and the 75% limit for personal fragrance products with 20% or less fragrance. Separately, CARB extends due date for submission of 2003 Consumer & Commercial Products Survey to April 1 from original deadline of March 15...
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