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🇺🇸 California Prop 65: old short-form warnings lose safe harbour

1 Jan 2028 · California, U.S. · Confidence: Official text

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What happens

The new short-form warning must name at least one chemical; the old format showing only 'WARNING' and the hazard category will no longer qualify for safe harbour. Products manufactured and labelled before 1 January 2028 may continue to be sold indefinitely.

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What to do

Brands and packaging suppliers should adopt the new short-form warning (naming a chemical) on new moulds and newly printed packaging; existing labelled stock can be sold through.

03

Source

Revision to the OEHHA Short Form Warning

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