California’s Prop 65 ‘more than a warning label’

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US state’s often criticised legislation is having a positive impact in product formulation and supply chain transparency, according to researchers

SACRAMENTO - California’s Proposition 65, often dismissed in the textile and apparel sector as a source of alarmist warning labels, is quietly revolutionising how companies manufacturing and sourcing, a new study reveals.

The study, by Silent Spring Institute and University of California, Berkeley, shows the far-reaching impact of Proposition 65, a ‘right-to-know’ law, extending beyond consumer warnings to drive significant changes in product formulation and supply chain transparency.

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