
California Proposition 65: Compliance obligations for cosmetic products
A technical analysis of Proposition 65, with particular focus on the criteria for determining the presence of substances exceeding the safe harbor limits.
Abstract
A technical analysis of Proposition 65, with particular focus on the criteria for determining the presence of substances exceeding the safe harbor limits. The course examines the implications of California regulations, highlighting differences with Regulation (EC) 1223/2009, and provides guidance on labeling rules and required toxicological assessments to ensure the safety of products marketed in California.
Key Points
Warning obligations (safe harbor limits)
Warning label rules
Key chemicals and testing
Differences between California and EU rules
Structure
4-hour course.
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