Californian proposal 65

Basic to comply with proposition 65 for companies that sell products in California

Prop 65 demands from companies to give warnings to the residents of California via significant exposure to chemicals that were identified by the state as carcinogenic and/or immodently harmful to reproduction. If you sell products in the state of California, you can be affected under the following three cases:

1. Your products do not contain any material from the current proposition 65.
2. Your products contain one or more fabrics from the current proposition 65 list (https://www.p65warning.ca.gov/chemicals), but you are within a "Safe Harbor" limits (https://oehha.ca.gov/proposition-65/general-info/current-proposition-65-no-significant-levels-nsrls-maximum) or the expected level of exposure becomes in accordance with the Oehha regulations, which inArticle 7andArticle 8of the title 27 of the Californian code are not contained, do not represent significant cancer or reproductive damage.
3. Your products contain one or more fabrics from the current proposition 65 list (https://www.p65warning.ca.gov/chemicals) About a "Safe Harbor" limit, and warnings of the residents of California are required.

If products are above the NO Significant Risk Levels (NSRLS) and maximum allowable cans Levels (Madls), the products must be marked with a warning.
A sample warning looks like this:
“Warning: This product can suspend chemicals, including arsenic, which is known from the state of California as cancer. Further information can be found atwww.p65warning.ca.gov.

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• AD hoc advice:The COMPLYMARKET team has extensive experience in supporting regulatory compliance with the California Prop 65 Act.