New York A11360 mandates labeling for baby cosmetic products containing carcinogens.
New York A11360 amends the general business law to require labeling of baby cosmetic products if they contain carcinogens. The bill defines "infant cosmetic product" as any lotion, cream, moisturizer, ointment, oil, or similar product marketed for infants or young children. It mandates that any such product containing a carcinogen must display a clear warning label stating "This product contains a chemical known to cause cancer." The label must be printed in at least twelve-point font and be displayed on the packaging or product itself.
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