Talking Ingredient Disclosure and Safe Cleaning in DC with SNL Alumni
We had the privilege to join Maya Rudolph and Senator Al Franken in DC to talk about the need for ingredient disclosure and the Cleaning Product Right to Know Act.
Walmart Requires Ingredient Disclosure, But Not All Companies Comply
The lesson here is that we need mandatory ingredient disclosure through the passage of legislation that requires ALL companies to disclose in a uniform manner. Standardized disclosure will make it easier for buyers to find ingredient information, no matter the brand.
Statement of Support: Rep. Israel’s Cleaning Product Right to Know Act
Women’s Voices for the Earth supports the recently introduced Cleaning Product Right to Know Act sponsored by New York Congressman Steve Israel (D-Huntington). The legislation requires ingredient labeling for household and institutional cleaning products. Under current U.S. law, cleaning products are not required to disclose ingredients.
DIY recipe for non-toxic all purpose cleaner
LA Examiner Eliza Kraus Dec. 15, 2015 Do you know what’s in your cleaning products? It’s becoming mainstream knowledge that many household cleaners contain chemicals,... Read More
Toxic Secrets in Cleaning Products
Ever noticed that most cleaning product labels don't have ingredients listed?
You Have a Right to Know What’s in Your Cleaners
People are used to being selective about what’s in food products; cleaning products need to be held to the same standards.
Proposed Legislation Would Require Ingredient Disclosure
Clean Link February 3, 2012 Sanitary Maintenance editorial staff Rep. Steve Israel (D-N.Y.) and other Democrats proposed legislation in November 2011 that would require commercial... Read More
Groups Applaud Progress on Cleaning Product Chemical Right-To-Know Effort, Submit Response to State Proposal
Alaska Community Action on Toxics · American Lung Association in New York · Arts, Crafts & Theater Safety Inc. · Autism Society · Beyond Pesticides... Read More
