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Our Notes from IABFLO 2018!

We are back from an informative and fun IABFLO industry conference held in Asheville, NC! Highlights include excellent thought-provoking presentations, ...

EPA Title VI Guide

This exclusive quick reference guide is available from the 2018 Manual of Labeling Laws. We thank the Composite Panel Association ...

When You No Longer Use a Manufacturer

What do you do when you're ready to phase out a manufacturer? At some point, you may decide you no ...

San Francisco Ban of Flame Retardants

San Francisco’s ordinance to ban flame retardants was unanimously approved on October 17th, 2017. It was sponsored by Supervisor, Mark ...

California Prop 65 Compliance Memo

Chemical Warning Requirements Prop 65 Memo Available from the Law Offices of Joanne E. Mattiace You may have heard that ...

EPA Formaldehyde Law Label Change

California Formaldehyde Law Label Example US TSCA Title VI Compliant Law Label for EPA Formaldehyde Emission Standards for Composite Wood ...
PA accepts UT sterilization

Pennsylvania Accepts Utah Sterilization Permit!

Utah is the first state accepted on Pennsylvania law labels. Pennsylvania used to only accept its own sterilization permit on ...

Rhode Island Passes H5082

-- Rhode Island Bans Flame Retardants -- Early in spring of 2017, Rhode Island passed bill H5082 that bans the ...
PA Fee Increase

Pennsylvania Licensing Fee Increase

-- Licensing Fees Have Changed for Pennsylvania as of October 30th, 2017. -- The Bedding and Stuffed Article licensing fees ...
Holiday Charity Drive

Legal Label Holiday Drive

-- Annual Legal Label Holiday Drive Is Here! -- Contact Us with donations or questions. Legal Label is here to ...
ATTENTION MATTRESS MANUFACTURERS

ATTENTION MATTRESS MANUFACTURERS

The CPSC is hosting a webinar on mattress regulatory requirements on 8/24/2017, from 1:00 pm to 2:00 pm EDT. MORE INFO ...
Maine Bans Flame Retardants

Maine Bans Flame Retardants

Upholstered Furniture, beginning 01/01/2019. Maine is the first state in the nation to pass a law (Bill LD182) banning all ...