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California·17 Sept 2025

California Advances Permanent SB 54 Regulations To Drive Packaging Reform

California proposes permanent SB 54 packaging rules requiring recyclability or compostability by 2032, redefining producer responsibility across the supply chain.

California·17 Sept 2025

California·3 Mar 2025

California Bans Hazardous Chemicals In Food Packaging

California’s AB-1148 Safer Food Packing Act proposes banning bisphenols, ortho-phthalates, and antimony trioxide in food packaging from 2027. If passed, manufacturers must reformulate materials to comply.

California·3 Mar 2025

California·13 Feb 2025

Consumer Report Highlights Plastic Chemicals In 86% Of Foods And Beverages

A report finds 86% of food samples contaminated with plastic chemicals, raising concerns over regulatory standards and risks for manufacturers.

California·13 Feb 2025

California·California Proposition 65·11 Dec 2024

California Enforces Stricter Short-Form Warnings Under Proposition 65

California's Proposition 65 updates require businesses to include specific chemicals in short-form warnings, effective January 1, 2025.

California·California Proposition 65·11 Dec 2024

California·California Proposition 65·13 Nov 2024

California Passes AB 347 To Enforce PFAS Bans On Household Products By 2030

California's AB 347 mandates PFAS-free household products by 2030, introducing strict testing and penalties for violators.

California·California Proposition 65·13 Nov 2024

California·FIFRA·17 Oct 2024

EPA Approves Sulfoxaflor Label Amendments For California

EPA approves new sulfoxaflor label amendments for California, introducing buffer zones and protections for endangered species.

California·FIFRA·17 Oct 2024

California·California Proposition 65·24 Jan 2024

California's OEHHA Lists Bisphenol S As Reproductive Toxicant

California's Office of Environmental Health Hazard Assessment (OEHHA) has officially included Bisphenol S (BPS) on the Proposition 65 list as a reproductive toxicant. This move has significant implications for businesses and consumers.