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On July 28, 2015, Oregon’s Toxic Free Kids Act (Senate bill 478) was signed into law by Governor Kate Brown; it will go into effect January 1, 2016. This bill is similar to the laws in the states of Vermont and Washington; and establishes a list of high priority chemicals, requires reporting by manufacturers for presence of these high priority chemicals in certain children’s products, and calls for phase-out of high priority chemicals in certain products.
Scope: Following children’s product, accessible and inaccessible components.
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A product designed or intended by the manufacturer to facilitate sucking, teething, sleep, relaxation, feeding or drinking
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Children’s clothing and footwear
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Car seats.
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Children’s cosmetics
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Children’s jewelry
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Toys
The Solution:
Intertek Softlines focuses on textile and footwear service, which is one of the earliest businesses that Intertek developed in China. Starting from 1989, Intertek Softlines has set up laboratories and offices in textile and footwear industry clusters, and now can support its customers through its network of more than 20 laboratories and offices and over 2000 experts and professionals around China.
We can not only offer testing and certification services for finished products including textile and garment, shoes and leather goods, but also help companies to ｅｘｅｃute quality control over the whole industry chain from raw material to finished products.
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