Topic
Product Labeling
132 published works
Libation Law Blog
Costco’s Tequila Win: Why “100% Agave” Should Remain a Testable Claim
A “100% agave” label tells buyers something about how their tequila was made. Does Mexico’s certification prevent an American court from examining whether that representation is true? The dismissal of…
The Daily Intake
Pennsylvania Bill Aims to Set Enforcement Limits on Heavy Metals in Baby Foods
Pennsylvania’s H.B. 507, known as the “Baby Food Protection Act,” has advanced to the Pennsylvania Senate for review. The bill sets enforceable limits on the following heavy metals in baby…
Transportation Law: Moving Forward
California Shifts Gears on E-Bikes: New Requirements for Manufacturers and Sellers Under AB 2346
By Kendyl Barnholtz, Branden Nikka
California AB 2346, signed into law September 30, 2026, imposes a set of new obligations on e-bike manufacturers, distributors, and retailers. Here is what the law requires and key compliance…
Inside Energy & Environment
California Court Issues a Preliminary Injunction Stopping Enforcement of SB 343, “Truth in Recycling”
By Kevin Poloncarz, Laura Kim, Alexandra Remick, Julia Barrero
On July 14, 2026, U.S. District Judge William Q. Hayes granted a motion for preliminary injunction barring California Attorney General Rob Bonta and the State of California from enforcing SB…
Energy and Environmental Trends Watch
Proposition 65: OEHHA Floats “Omnibus 2026” Amendments—QR Code and Naturally Occurring Exemption Take Center Stage
Cheryl S. Chang and Brittany Wei ● The California Office of Environmental Health Hazard Assessment (“OEHHA”) is in the early stages of what it is calling the “Omnibus 2026” package of…
Texas Agriculture Law Blog
US Supreme Court: Failure-to-Warn Claims Preempted by FIFRA
The United States Supreme Court issued its decision in Monsanto v. Durnell, holding state law failure-to-warn claims were preempted by federal law. [Read Opinion here.] Justice Kavanaugh wrote the majority opinion. Justice…
frESH
Understanding New Mexico’s New PFAS Product Labeling Requirement
By Danelle Gagliardi, Abigail Dop
Regulation of per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) in consumer products continues to accelerate across the United States at the state level. In addition to phase-outs and bans on certain consumer…
Regulatory Oversight
Changes to California’s Prop 65 Warnings: Four Things Nicotine Product Sellers Should Know
By Bryan Haynes, Michael Jordan
California recently finalized changes to its Proposition 65 (Prop 65) warning rules that included significant changes to short-form warning statements for product labels. These changes directly affect nicotine‑containing products —…
Global Regulation Tomorrow
Australia’s proposed sustainable investment product labelling regime
By Liz Hastilow, Tim Sutton, Sam Smith, Merren Taylor, James Morris (AU)
On 13 February 2026, the Australian Treasury (Treasury) published a consultation paper on a proposed sustainable investment product labelling regime. Treasury is seeking stakeholder feedback on the design of a…
PFAS and Emerging Contaminants
PFAS Product Labeling Requirements Set to Take Effect in Connecticut and New Mexico in the Coming Months
Both Connecticut and New Mexico are moving forward with regulations to implement statutory labeling requirements for products in certain categories that contain intentionally added PFAS. Connecticut’s labeling requirement will be…