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News > Environmental protection regulations > Washington State's proposed children's product safety law adds 18 substances of very high concern.

Washington State's proposed children's product safety law adds 18 substances of very high concern.

2017-10-12

Washington State's Children's Product Safety Act (CSPA) has proposed adding 18 substances of high concern to the list of "Chemicals of High Concern to Children" (CHCCs). Public consultation will follow, marking the final consultation period before the formal proposal in 2017. The last revision of the CHCC list was in 2013, and Washington State hopes to expedite this revision. The draft proposes adding the following substances to the CHCC list: – Phthalate esters DIBP and DCHP; – Flame retardants DBDPE, TCP, TPP, TCPP, TBPH, TBB, TBPP, TDBPP, TNBP, EHDPP, IPTPP, SCCP, and V6; – Bisphenol BPF and BPS (alternatives to phenolic methane currently listed in the CHCC); and – Perfluorinated compounds PFOA and related substances. The latest proposal requests the exclusion of phthalic anhydride, octamethylcyclotetrasiloxane (D4), and molybdenum from the CHCC list. Washington State's Child Product Safety Act mandates that child product manufacturers, importers, or domestic wholesalers must annually report the following information to the relevant authorities: 1. Children's products intended to contain CHCCs at concentrations exceeding the Product Quality Level (PQL); 2. Products containing CHCCs at concentrations exceeding 100 ppm. The annual report must include: – CHCC name and CAS code; – Product type of the CHCC-containing product; – CHCC-containing parts and their corresponding product types; – Brief description of the function/function of the CHCC-containing product/part; – CHCC content (by weight) for each part in different product categories; – Name, address, and contact person of the reporting company/association. Associations submitting reports on behalf of their clients must provide a list of authorized companies; – Product usage information. If a reporting entity deems the reported information a trade secret, it may request the relevant authorities to assess the appropriate handling of the information according to legal procedures for trade secrets. Given the frequent trade in plastic products and finished goods between Taiwan and the United States, businesses are advised to pay close attention to the regulations of various U.S. states regarding vulnerable groups and to respond promptly to maintain product competitiveness. Source: International Chemicals Policy Advocate Network (January 10, 2017)

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