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2026 New York Consumer Products Legislation: Key Bills to Watch

By Jeshica Patel on July 29, 2026
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The New York State Capitol Building in Albany, home of the New York State Assembly.

The New York State Legislature has passed several consumer products bills that, if signed into law, may affect the manufacture, distribution, and sale of products in New York in the coming years. Collectively, these measures underscore the state’s continued emphasis on product regulation, transparency, and environmental policy.

This GT Alert highlights some of the key bills consumer products companies may want to watch.

Link to Continue reading the full GT Alert. Continue reading the full GT Alert.

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Jeshica Patel focuses her practice on government, law, and policy matters with a focus on New York State environmental and energy issues. She has deep experience representing government agencies and authorities on environmental, energy, and agriculture matters, and coordinating legal affairs for state…

Jeshica Patel focuses her practice on government, law, and policy matters with a focus on New York State environmental and energy issues. She has deep experience representing government agencies and authorities on environmental, energy, and agriculture matters, and coordinating legal affairs for state agencies including the Department of Environmental Conservation, Office of Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation, Department of Agriculture and Markets, Department of Public Service, Office of Renewable Energy Siting, New York Power Authority, and New York State Energy Research and Development Authority.

Prior to joining Greenberg Traurig, Jeshica served as assistant counsel to Governor Kathy Hochul for Energy, Environment, and Agriculture in the New York State Executive Chamber.

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    Consumer Products Counselor
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    Greenberg Traurig, LLP
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