New York's Prop 65-Like Proposal Dropped From Budget, But Talks Continue

15 Apr 2019
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Ryan Nelson ryan.nelson@informa.com

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Governor Andrew Cuomo’s Consumer Right to Know Act, New York’s answer to Prop 65 in California, was scuttled by legislators in their budget bill signed into law April 12. However, related talks are ongoing in the state’s legislature, where the Safe Cosmetics Act is on the table again this session.

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