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California Cleaning Product Right to Know Act Review (SB-258)
California SB-258 Compliance Review: Formulation review for cleaning and air care products to assess ingredient disclosure obligations under the California Cleaning Product Right to Know Act.
Price per sample:
$100
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| Sample Size | Ingredient list with % and CAS #'s |
|---|---|
| Turnaround Time | 1 week |
California Cleaning Product Right to Know Act Review (SB-258)
SB-258 Compliance Review evaluates cleaning and air care product formulations for disclosure requirements under the California Cleaning Product Right to Know Act, also known as SB-258. This review helps manufacturers and brand owners understand ingredient transparency obligations before products are sold in California.
The Cleaning Product Right to Know Act requires manufacturers of designated cleaning and air care products to publicly disclose specific ingredient information. These disclosures apply to products such as household cleaners, institutional cleaners, disinfectants, and air fresheners. Because the law focuses on ingredient transparency, accurate formulation review plays a critical role in compliance.
During an SB-258 compliance review, analysts examine the full formulation, including intentionally added ingredients, fragrances, colorants, and known impurities. The review identifies ingredients that may trigger disclosure on product labels or company websites based on California requirements. This process helps brands determine which ingredients must be listed and how disclosures should be presented.
The review does not involve laboratory testing. Instead, it provides a structured regulatory assessment using ingredient data, supplier documentation, and publicly available regulatory references. Manufacturers often use this service during product development, reformulation, or prior to expanding sales into California.
An SB-258 Compliance Review supports internal compliance planning and helps reduce enforcement risk. By identifying disclosure obligations early, brands can update labels, websites, and internal records before distribution. This proactive approach also helps address retailer requirements and consumer transparency expectations.
Many companies include this service as part of broader Regulatory Compliance Services and Product Safety Assessments. Guidance from the California Department of Public Health (CDPH) outlines disclosure thresholds, ingredient categories, and reporting timelines under SB-258.
Overall, an SB-258 compliance review provides a clear and efficient way to assess disclosure requirements, support regulatory readiness, and promote transparent communication for cleaning and air care products sold in California.
Description
California Cleaning Product Right to Know Act Review (SB-258)
SB-258 Compliance Review evaluates cleaning and air care product formulations for disclosure requirements under the California Cleaning Product Right to Know Act, also known as SB-258. This review helps manufacturers and brand owners understand ingredient transparency obligations before products are sold in California.
The Cleaning Product Right to Know Act requires manufacturers of designated cleaning and air care products to publicly disclose specific ingredient information. These disclosures apply to products such as household cleaners, institutional cleaners, disinfectants, and air fresheners. Because the law focuses on ingredient transparency, accurate formulation review plays a critical role in compliance.
During an SB-258 compliance review, analysts examine the full formulation, including intentionally added ingredients, fragrances, colorants, and known impurities. The review identifies ingredients that may trigger disclosure on product labels or company websites based on California requirements. This process helps brands determine which ingredients must be listed and how disclosures should be presented.
The review does not involve laboratory testing. Instead, it provides a structured regulatory assessment using ingredient data, supplier documentation, and publicly available regulatory references. Manufacturers often use this service during product development, reformulation, or prior to expanding sales into California.
An SB-258 Compliance Review supports internal compliance planning and helps reduce enforcement risk. By identifying disclosure obligations early, brands can update labels, websites, and internal records before distribution. This proactive approach also helps address retailer requirements and consumer transparency expectations.
Many companies include this service as part of broader Regulatory Compliance Services and Product Safety Assessments. Guidance from the California Department of Public Health (CDPH) outlines disclosure thresholds, ingredient categories, and reporting timelines under SB-258.
Overall, an SB-258 compliance review provides a clear and efficient way to assess disclosure requirements, support regulatory readiness, and promote transparent communication for cleaning and air care products sold in California.
