Minnesota HF2983 modifies product safety requirements, bans menstrual products with arsenic or high-concern chemicals, mandates labeling and testing.
Minnesota HF2983 modifies the state's requirements for products containing lead or cadmium, prohibiting the sale of menstrual products containing arsenic or chemicals of high concern. The bill mandates that manufacturers of menstrual products sold in the state disclose any intentionally added synthetic ingredients on the product label. It requires menstrual product manufacturers to provide test results and a certificate of compliance to the commissioner if the product contains lead, arsenic, or chemicals of high concern. The commissioner may extend deadlines for compliance if needed.
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