Recently, according to the latest news from the California Office of Environmental Health Hazard Assessment (OEHHA), California Act 65, which has been implemented for nearly 30 years, will face the biggest change in the Safe-harbor warning since its enactment. The new law will take effect on August 30, 2018. Products manufactured after the effective date must meet the new warning slogan requirements. Changes: 1. The new bill requires warning signs with an equilateral triangle with a black frame and yellow background, with a black exclamation mark in the middle of the triangle, and "WARNING" in the warning sign needs to be capitalized and bold. The new bill further provides warning signs for products containing only carcinogens, only reproductive toxic substances, both carcinogenic substances and reproductive toxic substances, or products containing a substance that is both carcinogenic and reproductive toxic substances Claim. Example: WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including [name of one or more chemicals], which is [are] known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to www. P65Warnings.ca.gov. 2. The new law requires companies to review the chemical substances contained in products and provide special warning slogans based on the listed chemical substances and delivery methods. 3. The new bill requires products sold online to display warning slogans on their display pages, which can be displayed by providing hyperlinks to the warning slogans or before consumers complete the purchase; 4. The new bill proposes to retailers Certain protection. Under the premise that manufacturers, manufacturers and subcontractors do not provide clear labels, they should provide retailers with sufficient product information (warning materials) to reduce the risk of retailers being frequently reported; 5. Warnings provided by the new bill The slogan revision is not mandatory, it is just an effective way to avoid costly litigation, as long as the company is ensuring that the additional warning slogans it uses are "clear and reasonable" and meet the requirements of the California Act 65, it is also acceptable of. Impact on enterprises: 1. Large-scale review of harmful substances in products, determination of carcinogenic and reproductive toxicity; 2. Label modification of products entering California in large quantities, including e-commerce; 3. Facing more California counterfeiters Threats; 4. Obligations for manufacturers, producers, and subcontractors to pass information to retailers. California Act 65, the full name of the 1986 Drinking Water Safety and Toxic Substances Enforcement Act, was issued in November 1986. All products and the environment in California are regulated. In recent years, with the increasing attention of hazardous substances, the number of hazardous substances in the California 65 Act list has reached about 900.

Common California 65 jurisdiction product categories are as follows: