Texas HB699 requires cosmetic manufacturers to disclose ingredients on their websites and allows for administrative penalties for non-compliance.

Texas HB699 mandates that manufacturers selling cosmetics in the state must disclose a list of each ingredient on their website, including fragrance, flavor, and color additives, in order of predominance. Ingredients with a concentration of less than one percent may be listed in any order to protect trade secrets. Additionally, manufacturers must provide the chemical abstract service number for each ingredient. The bill also authorizes the department to assess administrative penalties against those who violate these disclosure requirements. This law is set to take effect on September 1, 2025.

Texas HB699 requires cosmetic manufacturers to disclose ingredients on their websites and allows for administrative penalties for non-compliance.

Texas HB699 mandates that manufacturers selling cosmetics in the state must disclose a list of each ingredient on their website, including fragrance, flavor, and color additives, in order of predominance. Ingredients with a concentration of less than one percent may be listed in any order to protect trade secrets. Additionally, manufacturers must provide the chemical abstract service number for each ingredient. The bill also authorizes the department to assess administrative penalties against those who violate these disclosure requirements. This law is set to take effect on September 1, 2025.