Ingredient Disclosure
Are You Meeting Disclosure Deadlines?
Senate Bill 258 (Cleaning Product Right to Know Act of 2017) requires manufacturers of designated products sold in California to disclose ingredient information on their website (Jan. 1, 2020) and label (Jan. 1, 2021). Ingredient information required to be disclosed is based on criteria relating to intentionally added ingredients, listings on designated lists, nonfunctional constituents, fragrance allergens, and concentration in the product. Your ingredient list must be broken down to constituent level and cross-referenced against all 23 designated lists.
Did You Know?
The deadline for online ingredient disclosure is January 1, 2020.
SRC can help you stay in compliance.
All 23 designated lists are subject to change. Senate Bill 258 allows 6 months for your website disclosure to be updated and 18 months for your product label to be updated after a list change. SRC tracks any changes to the lists and can reassess your product every 6 months to ensure you maintain compliance and avoid enforcement actions.
Follow the link for SRC Senior Consultant Jamie Venable’s article on the Do’s and Don’ts of ingredient disclosure requirements.
Product Types Affected
- Air care
- Automotive
- General cleaning products
- Polish or floor maintenance products used primarily for janitorial, domestic, or institutional cleaning purposes
Services
- Product review
- Website review
- Ingredient Disclosure Assessment
- Ongoing compliance assistance
- Label review and update
- Enforcement assistance
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