What Does It Mean If My Business Has Received a 60-Day Notice?

If you have received a Proposition 65 Notice of Violation from Center for Consumer Safety, it means our investigation and testing found that one or more of your products is out of compliance with California’s Prop 65 requirements. In practical terms, this indicates that a product you sell contains a chemical listed under Proposition 65 above safe harbor levels and was being sold without the proper warning label. The notice you received cites the specific product and chemical at issue. You can also review the official copy of your notice on the California Attorney General’s website, which maintains a public database of all Prop 65 violation notices.

Working Toward a Solution

We understand that receiving a notice can be concerning, and our organization is committed to working with you toward a prompt, effective resolution. Our goal is to protect public health while helping your business address the issue responsibly. To that end, we are ready to discuss what steps are necessary to bring your product into full compliance with the law. This may involve reformulating the product to remove or reduce the listed chemical, adding clear warning labels to your packaging, or taking other appropriate corrective measures. By tackling the problem swiftly, you demonstrate your company’s commitment to safety and avoid prolonged legal complications. Center for Consumer Safety is eager to collaborate in good faith so that we can resolve the violation in a way that safeguards consumers and ensures your business meets its Prop 65 obligations moving forward.