Establishes a program to inform consumers about household hazardous products and safer alternatives.
The bill establishes a program to inform consumers about household hazardous products, including their toxicity and safer disposal methods. It mandates that retailers display labels and pamphlets at the point of sale. The Department of Environmental Conservation will create a list of hazardous products and can adjust it based on the presence of hazardous chemicals. The bill takes effect one year after enactment.
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