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New York Cosmetic Ingredient Bill Still In Committee With Clock Running Out

 
• By Ryan Nelson

New York continues chasing California in its efforts to increase regulation of the cosmetic products sector.

Sand running through the bulbs of an hourglass measuring the passing time in a countdown to a deadline, on a dark background with copy space.

With its session winding down, the New York State Legislature is considering a bill that would require cosmetics companies to report all ingredients and nonfunctional constituents and identify those listed as chemicals of concern in a manner readily accessible to the public and machine-readable.

Under proposed A. 143 and S. 3331, manufacturers also would have to disclose “the nature and extent of investigations...

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