Topic : proposition 65

Proposition 65

May 25, 2012  | Encyclopedia

Proposition 65, the Safe Drinking Water and Toxic Enforcement Act of 1986, was passed by California voters with two goals in mind: to protect drinking water from toxic substances and to reduce or eliminate exposures to toxic substances by requiring warnings on consumer products.

NMC Influences Proposition 65 Ruling

December 1, 2000  | Article

Annual Toluene Warning Mailed By NMC In March

June 1, 1996  | Article

Polish Manufacturers Mail Letter and Warning Sign to California Salons

May 1, 1994  | Article

In a partial victory for professional polish manufacturers, the California State Attorney General’s office ruled in late February that professional polish manufacturers are not required by California’s Proposition 65 to warn retail consumers and salon customers that nail polish contains toluene.