Legislation in New York

Legislation in New York

Pending legislation in New York that in one way or another may impact the cosmetic industry.

Speak Out About Massachusetts HO2361

Speak Out About Massachusetts HO2361

Massachusetts public hearing with the Joint Committee on Public Health on HO2361 is scheduled for September 13, 2011.

Legislation Watching in California – A Full Time Job

Legislation Watching in California – A Full Time Job

In the state of California, there are a total of 5 bills that in one way or another either touch on cosmetics or work on topics that are closely related.

Bill H02361 of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts

Bill H02361 of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts

I wanted to give those of you a heads up about some draft legislation in Massachusetts. This bill is currently scheduled for a hearing on September 13, 2011.

ICMAD Highlights Key Points of the Safe Cosmetic Act of 2011

ICMAD Highlights Key Points of the Safe Cosmetic Act of 2011

There are some changes from the previous legislation, however, the focus of the proposed bill remains unchanged, and the bullet points below provide the highlights.

Chickens & HR 2359: Neither is Related to Safe Cosmetics

Chickens & HR 2359: Neither is Related to Safe Cosmetics

I have found recently that some companies and organizations are coming out saying the support the Safe Cosmetics Act of 2011 but yet still find many faults in the bill.

Support or Oppose? We Continue to Oppose H.R. 2359

Support or Oppose? We Continue to Oppose H.R. 2359

Kayla Fioravanti’s response to the HSMG supporting the Safe Cosmetics Act of 2011.

The Impact of the Safe Cosmetics Act 2011 on Small Businesses

The Impact of the Safe Cosmetics Act 2011 on Small Businesses

The Impact of the Safe Cosmetics Act 2011 on the cosmetic industry, both big and small.

Ten Reasons Why You Should Not Support SCA 2011

Ten Reasons Why You Should Not Support SCA 2011

Ten Reasons Why You Should Not Support SCA 2011

Safe Cosmetics Act of 2011

Safe Cosmetics Act of 2011

Overall it is still a case of an activist group who knows nothing about the cosmetics business trying to make laws about things they do not understand. The bottom line still is that this bill will not make cosmetics safer.

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