Vermont H0345 prohibits the sale or distribution of glitter containing synthetic polymer microparticles.
Vermont H0345 aims to protect the environment by banning the sale or distribution of glitter containing intentionally added synthetic polymer microparticles. This prohibition takes effect on January 1, 2028. The bill defines "glitter" as small, reflective particles used for decoration and "intentionally added synthetic polymer microparticles" as synthetic polymer microplastics meeting specific size criteria. Exemptions exist for biodegradable, soluble, or natural glitter that does not contain synthetic polymers added to confer a characteristic.
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