EPA and CA to Link Their Efforts to Reduce Toxic Chemicals in Consumer Products
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency and the California Environmental Protection Agency have announced that they have signed an agreement which outlines the principles by which DTSC and U.S. EPA will cooperate to reduce toxic chemicals in consumer products, create new…
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business opportunities in the emerging safer consumer products economy, and reduce the burden on consumers and businesses struggling to identify what’s in the products they buy for their families and customers. The agreement will also allow both agencies to minimize duplicated efforts and promote consistency, as well as harmonize the common tools and practices used to conduct alternative assessments to promote safer products.