New Jersey S4836, the "Protecting Against Microplastics Act," aims to combat microplastics by prohibiting the sale of certain products containing.
The "Protecting Against Microplastics Act" prohibits the sale of cleaning, cosmetic, foodware, and potentially ingestible products containing intentionally added microplastics or capable of generating secondary microplastics. Manufacturers must disclose the presence of microplastics on product labels and online listings. The Department of Environmental Protection is tasked with developing a microplastics strategy, conducting research, and monitoring environmental media for microplastics.
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