Proposition 65 Compliance Guidance & Regulatory Updates for Businesses
Video from OEHHA. Watch on YouTube.
What you'll get
Julia Dolloff, the Proposition 65 ombudsperson at California's Office of Environmental Health Hazard Assessment, walks through the state's warning law: who must warn, how a business decides whether a listed chemical is present at a level that needs a warning, which label, shelf sign and online formats count as a proper warning, and recent rule changes. The slides say businesses with fewer than 10 employees are exempt by law but can be bound by a retailer's contract, so watch it before you sign a vendor agreement with a store that ships to California.
Do this week
Look through any vendor agreement from a store that ships to California for language about Proposition 65 or complying with California law, and ask a lawyer about anything you are asked to sign.