California Stretches Prop 65 Short-Form Warning Label Size But Sticks To Language Standard
Executive Summary
Changes to proposed rule include increasing from 5 to 12 square inches the space allowed for a short-form warning, but use remains restricted to packages with limited available space for information that wouldn’t easily accommodate full warning. State’s accepting comments through 14 January.
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