SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 5, 2017 /PRNewswire/ -- This year's 12th Annual Prop. 65 Conference program will be chaired by Michael Green, CEO of Center for Environmental Health. The program will include experts from both sides giving hands-on help in understanding how Prop. 65 affects your business and clients. Panels will discuss:
- The role of internet platforms like Amazon, eBay, Etsy, and others. Should they be treated like a retailer under OEHHA's new warning regulations that defines responsibilities of manufacturers vs. retailers?
- The broader implications of settlements containing contradictory chemical standards for the same type of products.
- How a new emerging cannabis industry is facing the realities of Prop. 65 litigation.
- Washington's take on how California's lead role of regulating chemicals is at odds with the Trump administration and what will be the impact on business.
- 60-day notices: What should be in the notice, competing notices, and new plaintiffs.
- Listings of controversial chemicals: What is coming down the pike and how successful are court challenges.
- Hands-on advice on submitting a SUD: Step-by-step guidance.
The one-day forum will be held at the Julia Morgan Ballroom at the Merchant Exchange building in the San Francisco Financial District, followed by a cocktail reception.
Over 150 people from businesses, trade associations, government, and law firms attend the conference each year. Prop. 65 Clearinghouse is a web-based publishing company that was started in 2004 by its publisher, Lana Beckett, as a means to provide stakeholders with a source of independent, unbiased news.
Event Details
Who: |
Prop. 65 Clearinghouse |
What: |
Prop. 65 Conference |
Where: |
Julia Morgan Ballroom, Merchants Exchange Building, 465 California St.,15th Floor, San Francisco, CA |
When: |
Monday 9/25/17 8:00am – 6:00pm |
General Public
Attendees can register at: https://www.prop65ch.com/conference/registration
For more information, including the full Agenda for the event day: https://www.prop65ch.com/conferences/9?view=prop65_program
SOURCE Prop. 65 Clearinghouse
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