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We’ve got receipts: Retailers leave toxic bisphenols behind in the new year

Dana Floberg

5mo agoen

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Bisphenols are one of many hazardous chemicals Washington state has examined under the Safer Products for Washington law. We reached out to 46 major retailers to ask them about their plans for compliance, and the good news is, Washington isn’t the only state that stands to benefit. The post We’ve got receipts: Retailers leave toxic bisphenols behind in the new year appeared first on Toxic-Free Future .

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