HB 5120
MAHA - Menstrual Labeling Act
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Bill overview
This bill, the Menstrual Labeling Act, would require manufacturers of menstrual products sold in West Virginia to clearly list all ingredients on their packaging. The list must be prominent and in order of the ingredients’ prevalence. Violations of this labeling requirement could result in a civil penalty for manufacturers.
Key provisions
- Requires manufacturers to list all ingredients on menstrual product packaging.
- Ingredients must be listed in order of predominance.
- The labeling must be plain and conspicuous.
- The requirement applies in addition to existing labeling regulations.
- Manufacturers may be subject to a civil penalty for non-compliance.
Who is affected
- Manufacturers of menstrual products
- Retailers selling menstrual products in West Virginia
- Consumers in West Virginia
Notable changes
- Introduces a new labeling requirement for menstrual products.
- Establishes a civil penalty for manufacturers who do not comply with the labeling requirements.
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