Washington HB1107 mandates environmental impact disclosures by fashion producers and assesses policy options to reduce fashion's environmental.
Washington HB1107, the Washington Fashion Sustainability Accountability Act, requires fashion producers to annually disclose environmental impact information to the Department of Ecology. This includes details on chemicals used, working conditions, and the environmental impact of their products. The bill also mandates the Department of Ecology to assess policy options for reducing environmental impacts from fashion products. The act imposes civil penalties for non-compliance and directs that penalty revenues be used for environmental benefit projects benefiting overburdened communities.
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