The Chemical Footprint Project’s second annual report reveals chemical footprinting moves to the mainstream. A diversity of companies across sectors, sizes, and the globe participated in the 2016 Survey – demonstrating its relevance and application to a broad array of companies that sell and/or manufacture apparel and footwear, building products and furnishings, packaging, medical devices, household and personal care products, toys, and electronics. Participating companies had annual revenues totaling over $670 billion.
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New York judge invalidates cleaning products ingredient disclosure scheme
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Collaboration Accelerates Green Chemistry Innovation Throughout an Industry
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Washington state targets toxic chemicals
April 25, 2019
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US National Toxicology Program changes course
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US stakeholders launch ingredient transparency initiative
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