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California Acts to Decaffeinate Cancer Warnings for Coffee
Responding quickly to a landmark court ruling requiring coffee sold in the state to bear a Proposition 65 warning label, California has initiated a proposed rulemaking to clarify that exposure to acrylamide and other…
EPA Releases Scoping Documents for Risk Evaluation of First 10 Chemicals Under "New TSCA"
EPA released on June 1 the "problem formulation" documents for the first 10 chemicals for which risk evaluations are being conducted under the amended Toxic Substances Control Act (TSCA). (See:…
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Our aim is to provide timely and insightful analysis on the latest news and trends in the broadly defined area of chemical regulation, with a particular emphasis on regulations that effect consumer and industrial…
EPA Science Transparency Policy Should Enable Stakeholder Access to Study Data
Now that EPA prudently has extended the comment period on its proposal for “Strengthening Transparency in Regulatory Science”, with comments due August 16th and a public hearing scheduled for July 1th, perhaps the…
NAD Inhibits Bacteria Claims, Raising Questions for Antimicrobial “Treated Articles”
This post was written by Joseph Green and Gonzalo Mon and originally posted on Kelley Drye’s Ad Law Access Blog . The nation’s preeminent forum for mediating advertising claim disputes, the National Advertising…