California’s PFAS Ban In Cosmetics Limited To Intentionally Added Substances, Effective In 2025
Executive Summary
Legislation awaiting the governor’s signature in California will ban the “forever chemicals” from cosmetics when intentionally added beginning in 2025, reflecting successful industry advocacy efforts.
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