
As more companies hop onboard the “organic” and “natural” train, beauty brands should be careful about their advertising and labeling to avoid drawing adverse attention of regulators and others policing the market. Conkle, Kremer & Engel has published multiple blog posts throughout the years concerning “natural” and “organic” product claims. Selling “natural” products in California can be particularly hazardous without the right guidance – “natural” ingredients may be subject to Proposition 65, as CK&E has explained in the past. Manufacturers would do well to remember that the California Supreme Court has warned, particularly in claims of organic contents, “labels matter.”
With decades of beauty industry experience helping companies grow and protect their businesses, CK&E attorneys routinely guide clients through the process of complying with Proposition 65 and other complex regulatory schemes.
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