Oregonians deserve to know
Carla Axtman
Arsenic. Cadmium. Mercury. Bisphenol A. Formaldehyde.
These are just some of the potentially toxic chemicals in products intended for use by children. Chemical and toy companies don’t want you to know about it.
Right now in Oregon, manufacturers aren’t required to tell us about potentially toxic chemicals that are in products intended for children. There’s a heated battle in the legislature and chemical company lobbyists are working hard to convince legislators that it’s simply too big a burden to tell us what’s in these products.
Oregonians deserve to have ALL of the information when it comes to chemicals in products, especially those used by children. Claims by chemical and toy manufacturers that it’s just too big a burden are ridiculous. Washington State already has a very similar law. Our kids deserve the same protections.
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