1 Sep
Vinyl Acetate Under Review for Prop 65 Listing by OEHHA

The OEHHA is the lead agency responsible for implementing ComplianceXL provides consulting services in Prop 65 compliance and Prop 65 supplier declaration collection. Additionally, as part of our compliance data management strategy, we assist customers in maintaining supplier certificates and […]

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10 Aug
California’s Bold Stand Against Harmful Food Additives Get informed!

On May 15, 2023, the California State Assembly successfully passed the nation’s pioneering bill, prohibiting the manufacture, sale, and distribution of foods containing certain additives, namely red dye No. 3, titanium dioxide, potassium bromates, brominated vegetable oil (BVO), and propylparaben. […]

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27 Feb
All you need to know about Prop 65 2023 update

One of the biggest updates to Prop65 in 2023 is the addition of new chemicals to the list of substances that bear warnings. There are now over 1000 chemicals on the Prop 65 list. Another important update to Prop 65 […]

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1 Sep
CA Prop 65 makes amendment to NSRL section 25705

Proposition 65 requires businesses to provide a warning label on their products if the product contains any of the following: -Known carcinogens -Chemicals known to cause birth defects or other reproductive harm -Chemicals with a reproductive hazard label. The purpose […]

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27 Apr
Major material compliance regulations affecting the food and beverage industry – What you need to know?

(Material compliance regulations are a critical part of the global food and beverage industry. These regulations are essential to ensure the health and safety of consumers.) Globalization has opened up boundaries for players in the food and beverage industry. To […]

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31 Aug
Are You Ready For The New Prop 65 Amended Regulation?

Did you know, that a major amendment to Prop 65 has taken place on 30th August 2018? In August 2016, California’s Office of Environmental Health Hazard Assessment (OEHHA) adopted new regulations that replaced Prop 65’s “clear and reasonable” warning provisions. […]

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