Safer Chemicals has just released the first report card evaluating retailers who have taken action to eliminate harmful toxins in their products – and those who have not. They researched 12 retail companies, and assigned each a letter grade based on different actions they could take to ensure that they are carrying nontoxic products. These actions cover important steps like policies, oversight, transparency and implementation.
Consumers want to know that the products they buy contain ingredients that are safe for them and their loved ones. EDF has identified five pillars of leadership
Walmart has a huge amount of power over which products end up on the market. The mega-retailer is now encouraging suppliers to remove eight chemicals from their products. The substances aren’…
Target Corp. has expanded the list of chemicals it wants suppliers to take out of their products, stepping up pressure on its vendors to respond to consumer health concerns.
An essential item in every mom’s tote, purse or baby bag is makeup; after a long day you want to look your best going out or at the office. But not all cosmetics are created equal. In fact, there are products that you may be putting on your skin, lips and eyes that are downright dangerous.
Safer Chemicals has just released the first report card evaluating retailers who have taken action to eliminate harmful toxins in their products – and those who have not. They researched 12 retail companies, and assigned each a letter grade based on different actions they could take to ensure that they are carrying nontoxic products. These actions cover important steps like policies, oversight, transparency and implementation.
Consumers want to know that the products they buy contain ingredients that are safe for them and their loved ones. EDF has identified five pillars of leadership
Walmart has a huge amount of power over which products end up on the market. The mega-retailer is now encouraging suppliers to remove eight chemicals from their products. The substances aren’…
Target Corp. has expanded the list of chemicals it wants suppliers to take out of their products, stepping up pressure on its vendors to respond to consumer health concerns.
An essential item in every mom’s tote, purse or baby bag is makeup; after a long day you want to look your best going out or at the office. But not all cosmetics are created equal. In fact, there are products that you may be putting on your skin, lips and eyes that are downright dangerous.
