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Campaign For Safe Cosmetics To Keep Pushing For Product Reformulation In 2012

 
• By Lauren Nardella

Activist group the Campaign for Safe Cosmetics says its top accomplishment in 2011 was getting Johnson & Johnson to reformulate its baby-care products. In 2012, the NGO plans to increase its pressure on firms to reformulate products, removing ingredients it deems unsafe.

Following up on efforts that led Johnson & Johnson to reformulate its baby-care products, the Campaign for Safe Cosmetics says it intends to continue pressuring firms in 2012 to remove ingredients believed to be potentially harmful to consumers.

“We'll continue to push the market to create safer products,” Stacy Malkan, a spokeswoman for the activist group, said in a Jan. 11 email to “The Rose Sheet.”

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