House approves disclosure requirement for menstrual products The House adopted a substitute for HB 442 requiring manufacturers to disclose certain chemical ingredients in menstrual products, permit QR-code or package labeling, retain testing records for three years, and authorize enforcement by the Division of Consumer Protection.

Utah is taking a significant step towards transparency in menstrual products, requiring clear ingredient labels and QR codes for informed consumer choices!

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