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California Prop 65 60-Day Notices for BPA in Electronics Cases

Dec. 12 2020

Recently, there have been several 60-Day Notices filed for electronics cases, such as cell phone, phone charging, ear bud and gaming controller cases.  The claimed violation is that the products named in the Notices contain the chemical Bisphenol A (BPA), but are not labeled with the required warning.  

Bisphenol A (BPA) is a chemical known to the State of California to cause female reproductive toxicity.

The required warning label is as follows:

California Prop 65 60-Day Notices for BPA in Electronics Cases


It should be noted that there was a settlement in 2018 for BPA in cell phone cases.  In that settlement, the Injunctive Relief specified that cases which have any component that exposes consumers to more than 3 ppm of BPA must have the applicable warning label.   

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By monitoring Proposition 65 actions and settlements, Bureau Veritas helps retailers and manufacturers take a proactive and comprehensive approach to compliance. We assist our clients in determining if listed Prop 65 chemicals are present in their products; identifying exposure routes and assessing the risk levels in items. We then help our clients to build in the appropriate requirements into their testing and quality assurance program on an ongoing basis. 

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