CVS Targets “Ingredients Of Concern” Under New Cosmetic Safety Policy
This article was originally published in The Rose Sheet
Executive Summary
CVS Caremark has pledged to replace "ingredients of concern" in its house-branded products when safer alternatives are available - and to prompt its manufacturer partners to do the same - under the company's new cosmetic safety policy
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