
Seventh Generation’s 2023 Impact Report shows decreased carbon footprint
This new report measures the household products brand’s progress against sustainability commitments and underscores an ongoing focus on decarbonization.
This new report measures the household products brand’s progress against sustainability commitments and underscores an ongoing focus on decarbonization.
OSHA found that some hair smoothing products may contain formaldehyde, may release formaldehyde at levels above permissible limits during use, and may be mislabeled — all of which can pose health risks. Magic Sleek passes the stringent requirements for hair smoothing products.
How much money does it take to convince Americans to eat healthy? The FDA seeks funds to invest in better oversight of food safety and labeling, animal food safety, cosmetics regulations and labeling, and medical product safety.
This new report measures the household products brand’s progress against sustainability commitments and underscores an ongoing focus on decarbonization.
OSHA found that some hair smoothing products may contain formaldehyde, may release formaldehyde at levels above permissible limits during use, and may be mislabeled — all of which can pose health risks. Magic Sleek passes the stringent requirements for hair smoothing products.
How much money does it take to convince Americans to eat healthy? The FDA seeks funds to invest in better oversight of food safety and labeling, animal food safety, cosmetics regulations and labeling, and medical product safety.
OSHA found that some hair smoothing products may contain formaldehyde, may release formaldehyde at levels above permissible limits during use, and may be mislabeled — all of which can pose health risks. Magic Sleek passes the stringent requirements for hair smoothing products.
Crops need nutrients just like we do. The USDA is investing in projects that promote soil health and climate change challenges.
Learn what “wishcycling” means and how to avoid it so you can make smarter recycling decisions.
Synthetic food dye is widely used in food and ingested drugs. The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) recently released a constituent update stating it revoked its authorization for the use of FD&C Red No. 3. Manufacturers who use this ingredient have two or three years to reformulate their products.