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California – PFA ban and proposal of more chemical bills

California – PFA ban and proposal of more chemical bills

by delphic-admin | Oct 6, 2025 | North America

Several bills sent to the California Governor will ban products with added PFAS, including food, dental floss, baby items, ski wax, cleaning products (banned by 2028), and cookware by 2030. Other bans include plastic microbeads in personal care (from 2029), hair...
California – PFA ban and proposal of more chemical bills

North Carolina latest state to consider banning non-essential PFAS

by delphic-admin | May 12, 2025 | North America

Summary: A new bill which would ban the production and use of most PFAS in North Carolina is being considered. The bill, called the PFAS Free NC Act, makes exceptions only for PFAS required by federal law and would also require companies to clean up and report PFAS...
California – PFA ban and proposal of more chemical bills

Industry pushes back on New York cosmetic ingredient bill

by delphic-admin | May 12, 2025 | North America

Summary: A New York bill “Beauty Justice Act” is set to ban 50 chemicals from all cosmetics and personal care products in state starting from 2029, this includes substances like lead, formaldehyde, PFAS, parabens, and talc—even in very small amounts. The Person Care...
New Zealand to require tonnage details of hazardous chemicals

New Zealand to require tonnage details of hazardous chemicals

by delphic-admin | Dec 3, 2024 | APAC

New Zealand’s EPA has introduced a number of legislation changes in line with global best practices following years of stagnated amendments, said Shawn Presow, EPA manager of hazardous substances reassessments. Speaking at Chemical Watch Events & Training’s...
California – PFA ban and proposal of more chemical bills

California expands list of reportable cosmetics ingredients

by delphic-admin | Aug 15, 2024 | North America

The California Department of Public Health (CDPH) has added 29 substances to its list of reportable cosmetic ingredients. Two statutes underpinning the California Safe Cosmetics Program (CSCP) obligate manufacturers, packers, or distributors to notify regulators about...
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