Utah HB0442 mandates menstrual product manufacturers to disclose specific chemicals and ingredients on product labels.
Utah HB0442 requires manufacturers of menstrual products sold in the state to list certain chemicals and intentionally added ingredients on the packaging. The bill authorizes the Division of Consumer Protection to make rules and enforce labeling requirements. It defines terms such as "chemical," "covered substance," and "menstrual product." The bill also outlines enforcement mechanisms, including civil penalties for violations and the awarding of attorney fees, court costs, and investigative fees to the division.
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