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The Product of 2031 — Reimagining Household & Commercial Products for the Next 5 Years
What will household and commercial products look like five years from now? Advances in artificial intelligence (AI), connected devices, smart packaging, robotics, and digital technologies are transforming how products are developed, purchased, used, and replenished. As appliances become increasingly intelligent and autonomous, these innovations are creating new opportunities and challenges for manufacturers and consumers alike. With the emergence of "physical AI" — robotics and AI-enabled technologies that interact directly with the physical world — the role of the consumer is also evolving. Will consumers continue to use cleaning and floor care products themselves, or will they increasingly rely on autonomous systems to perform these tasks? And as connected devices become the primary users of certain products, how might that change the way companies approach product development and formulation? This session will explore how emerging technologies are shaping the future of household and commercial products, with a particular focus on AI adoption in the cleaning and floor care sectors. Panelists will discuss opportunities for collaboration between appliance manufacturers and consumer product companies to ensure product compatibility, performance, and safe use, as well as the evolving expectations of consumers and regulators. Attendees will gain insights into how these technological advancements could influence the way companies formulate, design, manufacture, package, market, and sell their products.
Speakers:
Jacob Cassady, Director of Government Relations, Association of Home Appliance Manufacturers
Sohrab Haghighat, Co-Founder and CEO, Hestus
Manmit Shrimali, CEO & Founder, Turing Labs
The Aerosol Products Division Leak Detection Task Force is working to advance leak-detection methods that are equivalent to or more effective than visual inspection. In this working session, attendees will discuss the Task Force’s efforts to evaluate automated leak-detection technologies and its planned engagement with the U.S. Department of Transportation’s Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration (PHMSA).
The session will also feature an expert presentation on alternative detection methods, offering practical insight into technologies and approaches that could improve the effectiveness and efficiency of leak detection for aerosol products.
Speaker:
Urs Hauser, Senior Sales Manager, Pamasol
Companies operating across North and Latin America face increasingly complex and evolving regulatory environments. This session will provide a practical overview of key developments in Canada and Latin America and what they could mean for companies doing business in these markets.
Featuring perspectives from experts in both regions, the discussion will explore emerging regulatory requirements, market-entry considerations, and strategies for navigating different regulatory frameworks, including biocides. Attendees will leave with a better understanding of the developments to watch and how companies can prepare for changes across these markets.
Speaker:
Stephanie Golden, Vice President of Policy and Regulatory Affairs, Canadian Consumer Specialty Products Association (CCSPA)
This session will bring together raw material suppliers, manufacturers, and marketers of household and professional cleaning and care products to discuss the Cleaning Products Division's priorities and future direction. Attendees will hear updates on key regulatory and legislative developments, as well as ongoing initiatives and activities from the Education Committee, Scientific Committee, and Biological Task Force.
The Aerosol Products Division Metal Wall Integrity Task Force is examining the science and engineering behind metal aerosol container construction to assess opportunities to modernize current U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT) regulatory construction requirements.
In this working session, attendees will review data generated by the Task Force to support the development of an industry-standardized test method for evaluating metal wall integrity. The discussion will explore how a standardized, performance-based approach could maintain the safety and reliability of metal aerosol containers while creating opportunities for lightweighting and material efficiency.
Hear from HCPA’s Interim CEO, Mike Gruber, as he shares his vision and priorities for the Association. Attendees will also have the opportunity to vote on the Innovation Awards, recognizing outstanding achievements in product innovation and sustainability.
The session will conclude with a Keynote presentation by Colin Cloud, described as the closest thing to a real-life Sherlock Holmes. Combining psychology, deduction, and showmanship, Cloud seemingly reveals personal details, predicts behavior, and leaves audiences wondering how he could possibly know what they’re thinking.
Speaker:
Colin Cloud, Cyber Mentalist
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Aerosol Packaging Today: Challenges, Innovation, and Opportunities for the Future
The aerosol products industry is navigating a period of significant change, as evolving regulatory requirements, sustainability expectations, supply chain pressures, and shifting market demands shape the future of aerosol technology.
This session will examine the current landscape for aerosol containers, valves, and propellants, highlighting key challenges facing the industry and the innovations being developed in response. Presentations will explore developments in container materials and design, advances in valve technology, and the evolving propellant landscape, including the technical, regulatory, environmental, and performance considerations influencing product development.
Looking beyond today’s challenges, the session will explore opportunities to advance aerosol technology and position the industry for the future.  Speakers will consider emerging technologies, new materials and components, enhanced product performance, and evolving sustainability solutions. By bringing together perspectives across containers, valves, and propellants, the session will provide a comprehensive view of where aerosol technology stands today — and the innovations and opportunities that could shape where it goes next.
Speakers:
Carla Kimsel, Global Director of Consumer Cleaning, Industrial and Aerosol Categories Plastipak Packaging
Robert McEllhatten, Manager,Technical Sales & Support, Diversified CPC International
Predrag Ozmo, Sustainability Director, Ball Corporation
Goutham Sankaran, Product Development and Innovation, Lindal North America
Greg Smith, R&D Manager, Solstice Advanced Materials
Registrants often learn what regulators expect only after an enforcement action or a data call-in is already underway. This joint program of HCPA’s Antimicrobial and Pest Management Products Divisions will examine two areas – enforcement and post-market surveillance – where preparation can make a significant difference.
Stop Sale, Start Preparing: Getting Ahead of FIFRA Enforcement and Other Risks: A former EPA enforcement official will provide an overview of recent FIFRA enforcement activity, what companies should learn from it, and how they can better prepare. The session will also offer practical guidance on managing the growing legal risks associated with the use of AI tools in pesticide supply chains and sales.
Before the Data Call-In: Turning Adverse Event Data Into Your Evidentiary Record: California's Department of Pesticide Regulation recently concluded a seven-year investigation into total release foggers that identified 391 injury reports and led to the reevaluation of 42 products across 20 registrants. Using the investigation as a case study, this presentation will examine how regulators interpret spontaneous surveillance data and how the distinction between labeled use and misuse can affect their analysis. The session will also cover how companies can audit, organize, and evaluate their own human and veterinary adverse event data before a data call-in occurs. While the case study focuses on pesticides, the lessons are equally relevant to antimicrobial products.
Speakers:
Ashley Brown, Senior Clinical Toxicologist and Pharmacovigilance, SafetyCall International
Ahna Brutlag, Vice President, Veterinary Services & Senior Veterinary Toxicologist, SafetyCall International & Pet Poison Helpline
Andrew Stewart, Partner, Sidley Austin LLP
HCPA’s state government affairs work has expanded significantly as the policy landscape continues to evolve. This session will examine the key state-level issues affecting the household and commercial products industry, including pesticide policy, recycling and product stewardship, chemicals management, packaging, and other emerging areas of activity.
Panelists will discuss recent developments, legislative and regulatory trends, and the issues gaining momentum across the states, with a look ahead at what HCPA members should be watching and preparing for in 2027.
Moderator:
Michael Gruber, Interim CEO, HCPA
Speaker:
State Senator Rick Lopes, Deputy Majority Leader, 6th Senate District of Connecticut
AI & Sustainability 101: Building a Baseline for Responsible Growth
Artificial intelligence is rapidly transforming how organizations operate, creating new opportunities while introducing emerging environmental, operational, regulatory, and governance considerations. This session will demystify key AI concepts and terminology relevant to sustainability, giving attendees a shared vocabulary and foundational understanding of how AI technologies work.
The discussion will connect these concepts to real-world environmental and business implications, helping participants better understand AI’s sustainability opportunities, risks, benefits, and tradeoffs. Attendees will explore AI’s balancing act – from the energy, water, and land use demands associated with data centers and computing infrastructure to hardware, supply chain, and operational considerations.
At the same time, the session will examine how AI can advance sustainability goals through improved data analysis, resource and energy efficiency, emissions measurement, optimization, and better-informed decision-making. The session will also address the evolving state, federal, and corporate landscape and introduce key governance, data privacy, and responsible-use considerations for organizations.
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Speaker:
Rochelle March, Co-Founder and Principal, People Places Words Actions (PPWA)
Sustainable Innovation Powered By AI
Building on the foundational concepts explored in AI & Sustainability 101, this interactive session will move from understanding AI to seeing how it can be applied to real-world sustainability challenges.
Through live demonstrations, Neta AI and Turing Labs will showcase how AI-powered tools can support more sustainable product and packaging innovation. Neta AI will explore applications for sustainable packaging, while Turing Labs will demonstrate how AI can accelerate R&D and formulation.
Attendees will see these technologies in action and gain a practical look at how AI can help teams evaluate options, uncover insights, and make more informed decisions as they develop the next generation of products and packaging.
Speakers:
Grace Lam, Co-Founder, Neta AI
Manmit Shrimali, CEO & Founder, Turing Labs
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Representatives from the EPA’s Biological and Economic Analysis Division (BEAD) will provide an update on the Division’s latest activities and priorities, including developments in test methods and ongoing outreach efforts. This session will also feature an interactive discussion with BEAD staff, providing attendees an opportunity to explore key topics of interest, ask questions, and engage directly with EPA representatives.
Speakers:
Tajah Blackburn, Senior Scientist, EPA OPP AD, Efficacy Branch (virtual)
Rebecca Pines, Branch Chief, EPA OPP BEAD, Microbiology Laboratory Branch (MLB)
Yaorong Qian, Senior Scientist, EPA OPP BEAD, Analytical Chemistry Branch (ACB) (virtual)
Don Wilbur, Director, Biological and Economic Analysis Division, Office of Pesticide Programs, EPA (virtual)
Steve Zhou, Senior Scientist, EPA OPP BEAD, MLB (virtual)
The Industrial & Automotive Products Division continues to navigate a rapidly evolving landscape of regulatory, technical, and market considerations. This session will feature an update on fluorinated containers, including emerging alternatives, evolving regulatory considerations, and potential implications for the industry.
The discussion will also address other timely issues affecting the Division, giving attendees an opportunity to exchange perspectives on emerging regulatory and technical developments and identify priorities for continued industry collaboration.
Speakers:
Paul Ducharme, Product Engineer, Container Specialties
Jim Gilbert, Vice President of Sales, Container Specialties
Beyond the Label: Navigating Transparency, Certification, and Marketplace Expectations
As consumer expectations, retailer priorities, and sustainability requirements continue to evolve, manufacturers face increasing challenges in navigating product transparency, environmental claims, and certification standards.
This program will explore how industry tools, labeling initiatives, and certification programs are evolving to meet these expectations, strengthen consumer confidence and support credible sustainability practices.
Part 1: Consumer Communication and Transparency
How2Recycle: Advancing Clear and Credible Recycling Guidance
Explore the evolving landscape of recyclability labeling, including how How2Recycle is helping companies navigate changing requirements while providing consumers with clear, consistent, and credible recycling guidance.
Speaker: Paul Nowak, Executive Director, GreenBlue
SmartLabel and Sunrise 2027: The Future of Product Transparency
Learn how SmartLabel and the transition to next-generation barcodes through GS1 Sunrise 2027 are creating new opportunities to expand acess to digital product information, enhance transparency, and strengthen consumer engagement.
Speaker: Rishi Banerjee, Senior Director, SmartLabel, Consumer Brands Association
Part 2: Safer Choice Certification in Practice
Inside the EPA Safer Choice Audit Process
Gain practical insights into the EPA Safer Choice audit process, including key requirements, certification expectations, and considerations for companies seeking to obtain or maintain certification.
Speaker: Julie Froelicher, Senior Director, Regulatory & Technical Relations, Procter & Gamble
Members’ Certification Journeys Series: How AlEn USA Designs for Safer Choice and Turns Consumer Insight into Sustainable Innovation that Delights.
In the second installment of the Members’ Certification Journeys series, AlEn USA will share a real-world case study of its approach to developing EPA Safer Choice-certified cleaning products. The presentation will explore the product development process, from identifying consumer needs and developing formulations to packaging design, regulatory approval, and final manufacturing.
Speaker:Â Cara Crumbliss, Director, Science & Regulatory Affairs, AlEn USA
PFAS requirements are expanding across consumer and commercial products through an increasingly complex patchwork of state laws and federal regulations. With obligations varying by state, product category, and effective date, companies face growing challenges in navigating this evolving regulatory landscape. This session will explore three key areas of PFAS compliance: understanding current and upcoming requirements, developing effective labeling strategies, and navigating available exemptions.
The Patchwork of State and Federal PFAS Requirements: An overview of current and upcoming state and federal PFAS requirements, highlighting key compliance obligations, effective dates, and implications for consumer and commercial products.
PFAS Labeling Strategy — Designing for the Patchwork: A label is more than a compliance statement; it is the visible endpoint of product data, supplier information, legal considerations, packaging operations, and litigation risk. This presentation will examine effective labeling strategies for navigating an evolving regulatory landscape and developing compliant labels.
Currently Unavoidable Use Applied to Pesticides: An examination of the Currently Unavoidable Use (CUU) exemption process for pesticide products, including eligibility considerations and practical guidance on preparing and submitting exemption applications.
Speakers:
Julia Hatcher, Partner, Latham & Watkins LLP
Tom Lee, Partner, Latham & Watkins LLP
Edith Nagy, Practice Attorney, Wiley Rein LLP
Judah Prero, Counsel, ArentFox Schiff
The Aerosol Products Division’s Scientific Committee plays an important role in advancing industry standards, specifications, research, and emerging technologies. This session will provide an update on the Committee’s latest activities and priorities, including ongoing research, developments in aerosol technology, and engagement with global organizations that influence the storage, trade, and manufacturing of aerosol products.
Attendees will gain insight into emerging scientific and technical issues affecting the industry and how the Committee is working to advance approaches that are safe, effective, practical, and aligned with evolving global requirements.
Representatives from the EPA’s Antimicrobials Division (AD) will provide an update on the Division’s latest activities and priorities, including staffing developments and key initiatives. This session will also feature an interactive discussion with AD staff, providing attendees an opportunity to explore topics of interest, ask questions, and engage directly with EPA representatives.
Speakers:
Tajah Blackburn, Senior Scientist, EPA OPP AD, Efficacy Branch (virtual)
Elizabeth Donovan, Associate Director, EPA OPP AD
Margaret (Meg) Hathaway, Branch Chief, EPA OPP AD, Regulatory Management Branch 1 (virtual)
Kristen Willis, Director, Office of Pesticide Programs, Antimicrobials Division, EPA
Tiffany Yelverton, Senior Science Advisor, EPA OPP AD (virtual)
A strong and engaged membership is essential to advancing the aerosol products industry. This session will highlight the Membership Committee’s work to strengthen member engagement, develop relevant programming, and expand participation across the Aerosol Products Division.
Attendees will learn about upcoming initiatives and opportunities to get involved, connect with industry peers, and help shape the programs and activities that support Division members. The discussion will also explore opportunities to broaden participation and bring new companies, voices, and perspectives into the HCPA community.
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The Aerosol Products Division’s Regulatory Committee works to advance practical, science-based policies that support the safe, effective, and sustainable use of aerosol products. This session will provide an update on key federal, state, and global regulatory developments affecting the industry, including efforts to promote regulatory consistency, facilitate trade, and minimize potential supply chain disruptions.
Attendees will hear about the Committee’s current priorities, emerging regulatory issues, and ongoing advocacy efforts, while discussing opportunities for industry to engage with policymakers and other stakeholders as new requirements take shape.
HCPA’s Air Care Products Division focuses on products designed to enhance or condition the indoor environment by combating unpleasant odors, freshening the air, or removing airborne particles. This session will bring together fragrance and other ingredient suppliers, manufacturers, and marketers of air care products to discuss key industry issues, review ongoing initiatives, and collaborate on priorities affecting the air care products sector.
This interactive working session will provide members with an opportunity to engage in an in-depth discussion of a topic of strategic importance to the Antimicrobial Products Division. The session is designed to foster collaboration and produce actionable outcomes that can inform future Division initiatives and support HCPA’s advocacy efforts to advance the continued growth and success of the sector.
The Floor Care Products Division (FCD) brings together formulators, suppliers, distributors, and consultants dedicated to advancing the technical performance and safety of floor care products. This session will cover key Division business, including Executive Board elections, updates on ongoing projects, and emerging regulatory and market developments. Discussion will focus on priority topics such as pedestrian walkway safety and standards, engagement with California Air Resources Board (CARB), PFAS, and microplastics, as well as opportunities for innovation in both consumer and commercial applications. Attendees will have the opportunity to provide input and help shape the Division’s priorities.
The Future of Recycled Content: A U.S. and International Perspective
Recycled content requirements are evolving rapidly across the U.S. and around the world, with jurisdictions taking different approaches to increasing the use of postconsumer recycled materials. This session will give attendees a practical look at the current recycled content policy landscape, how requirements are developing across key markets, and what these approaches could mean for the future of U.S. policy.
Panelists will examine current and emerging requirements in the U.S., Canada, and Europe, highlighting the different policy approaches, lessons from implementation, and the practical challenges companies face related to recycled material availability, advanced recycling, verification, chain of custody, and compliance. The discussion will also look ahead to emerging proposals and broader policy trends that could influence the next generation of recycled content requirements in the U.S.
Whether your company operates across multiple markets or exclusively in the U.S., this session will provide valuable perspective on where recycled content policy is headed, how approaches abroad may inform future U.S. requirements, and what companies should be watching now.
Speakers:
Stephanie Golden, Vice President of Policy and Regulatory Affairs, Canadian Consumer Specialty Products Association (CCSPA)
Allison Kustic, State Government Relations Manager, Association of Plastic Recyclers (APR)
The Air Care Products Division Board provides strategic direction and oversight of the Air Care Products Division’s activities. This session will focus on reviewing key priorities, discussing ongoing initiatives, and identifying opportunities to advance the Division’s strategic priorities.
Following the Division session, the Floor Care Products Division Executive Board will convene in a closed meeting to discuss governance matters, strategic priorities, and next steps for advancing Division initiatives. Attendance is limited to Executive Board members
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One of the most significant expansions of the U.S. recycling system in decades is underway, with packaging Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) laws enacted in seven states.
This session will begin with a fireside chat featuring Paul Nowak, Executive Director of GreenBlue, the environmental nonprofit behind initiatives such as the Sustainable Packaging Coalition and How2Recycle. Drawing on his extensive experience, Paul will explore how evolving sustainable packaging policies are reshaping business practices; the critical role of consumer behavior in achieving recycling goals; and opportunities for industry collaboration to drive material innovation, strengthen consumer engagement, and address emerging cost challenges.
The second half of the session will feature a panel discussion moderated by Reverse Logistics Group (RLG), bringing together industry representatives to examine the practical implications of packaging EPR implementation. Panelists will discuss strategies for integrating EPR into business operations, leveraging packaging data to inform decision making, evaluating investments in innovative packaging solutions, and engaging consumers to support successful implementation.
Speakers:
Paul Nowak, Executive Director, GreenBlue
Colin Preston, Managing Consultant, Ramboll
During the first half of this session, Microbiology Preservation Subcommittee (MPS) leadership will present findings from the Method Guidance: Microbiological Monitoring of Production Processes survey and solicit feedback on outstanding questions and areas requiring further clarification. The second half will focus on planning and developing a preservatives-focused webinar series that HCPA will host in 2027.
Scientific and regulatory professionals are navigating two rapidly evolving areas: the use of generative AI in regulatory workflows and new hazard classes for persistent and mobile substances. This session will explore both topics, providing practical guidance on responsible AI use and an update on the science and regulatory direction for persistent, mobile substances, using trifluoroacetic acid (TFA) as a case study.
AI Governance in Regulatory Workflows: Generative AI is increasingly being incorporated into regulatory work, from label changes to agency responses, raising new questions about how AI-generated outputs may be evaluated by regulators or opposing counsel. This interactive presentation will focus on three capabilities that can help make AI use defensible: governance, human-in-the-loop workflow design, and auditability. Drawing on frameworks from the EPA, FDA, and the Institute of Internal Auditors, this session will include live polling on the risks associated with AI-assisted decisions and a practical workflow design exercise.
Highly Mobile Substances: In 2023 the EU added two hazard classes – persistent, mobile and toxic (PMT) and very persistent, very mobile (vPvM) – for substances that move with water and are only partially removed by conventional treatment. Using TFA as a case study, this session will examine the evolving science and regulatory landscape, including the hazard-versus-risk debate, the path from EU classification to drinking water standards and restrictions, diverging U.S. federal and state PFAS definitions, and key considerations for ingredient portfolios and suppliers.
Speakers:
John Hott, Client Solution Principal Consultant, Yordas Group
Adel Malek, Regulatory Consultant and Applied AI Workflow Architect, Yordas Group by 3E
Julius Reitemeier, Senior Scientist, Exponent
Close out the Annual Meeting with David Wasserman, Senior Editor & Election Analyst at The Cook Political Report and NBC Contributor, as he shares insights into the 2026 midterm elections and what the results could mean for the political landscape ahead.
Speaker:
David Wasserman, Senior Editor & Election Analyst, The Cook Political Report with Amy Walter, NBC Contributor
Air quality and emissions regulations continue to evolve at the federal and state levels, creating important considerations for consumer product manufacturers. This working session will focus on preparing for the California Air Resources Board’s (CARB) next consumer products rulemaking, including the transition to maximum incremental reactivity (MIR).
The Council will also discuss developments related to volatile organic compound (VOC) regulations in other states and relevant activity by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). Attendees will examine emerging requirements, potential impacts on industry, and opportunities to engage with regulators in support of practical, consistent, and science-based approaches to air quality regulation.
The Antimicrobial Products Division Executive Board provides strategic oversight and guidance to advance and protect the interests of the antimicrobial products industry. This session will focus on key initiatives, emerging industry challenges, and strategic priorities to support the Division’s continued growth and success.
Microplastics & Nanoplastics: Understanding the Science and Advancing Solutions
Micro- and nanoplastics are receiving increasing scientific, regulatory, and sustainability attention, raising important questions for consumer products and product stewardship. Through two complementary presentations, this session will explore both the evolving understanding of micro- and nanoplastics and opportunities to address their release across the plastics life cycle.
Part 1: Understanding the Microplastics Landscape
A multidisciplinary panel will lay the foundation for understanding the current micro- and nanoplastics landscape, including potential environmental and human health impacts, existing research gaps, methodological challenges. Speakers will also explore key U.S. regulatory developments and emerging litigation trends, providing insights into what these evolving issues could mean for consumer products and product stewardship.
Speakers:
Arie Feltman-Frank, Associate, Jenner & Block
Michael Peterson, Senior Principal, Gradient
Rachel Zajac-Fey, Senior Scientist, Geosyntec Consultants
Part 2: The Hidden Leaks: Microplastic Release Points in the Circular Economy
Where in the plastics life cycle can micro- and nanoplastic releases be most effectively addressed? This presentation will examine potential release points, from product design and manufacturing to use, recycling, and end-of-life management. Attendees will gain insights into strategies for reducing releases while advancing circularity, improving capture technologies, and strengthening recycling and waste management systems while considering potential tradeoffs associated with advancing circularity.
Speaker: Imari Walker-Franklin, Research Chemist, RTI International
The Pest Management Products Division's Annual Meeting session will bring together federal and state regulators with attendees to discuss key regulatory developments, priorities, and Division business.
2027 Pest Management Products Division Board Elections: Division members will vote on the 2027 Board slate.
Federal and State Regulatory Update: An update on relevant EPA activities, PRIA, state regulatory developments, and issues related to FIFRA 25(b) exempt products.
EPA OPP Registration Division Update: Representatives from the EPA’s Office of Pesticide Programs (OPP) Registration Division will provide an update on current activities, priorities, and developments affecting pesticide registration.
Washington State Pesticide Registration Fees: An overview of how Washington State's pesticide registration fees are structured and used, along with a discussion of potential changes to the current fee structure.
Speakers:
Kelly McLain, Advisor to the Director and the Assistant Director of the Agricultural Environmental Services Division, Washington State Department of Agriculture
Billy Smith, Director, Registration Division, EPA
The Aerosol Products Division Executive Board provides strategic leadership for the Division and helps guide its priorities, initiatives, and activities. This working session will bring together Board members and the broader aerosol industry to discuss the issues shaping the sector today, as well as the opportunities and challenges ahead.
The discussion will help inform the Division’s priorities for the coming year, with a focus on where HCPA and its members can have the greatest impact. All attendees are welcome to participate, share their perspectives, and help shape the Division’s direction for the year ahead.
Julia Dolloff
Julia Dolloff, Ombudsman for the California Office of Environmental Health Hazard Assessment (OEHHA), will provide an overview of the Safe Drinking Water and Toxic Enforcement Act of 1986, commonly known as Proposition 65 (Prop 65). The law requires California to maintain and update a list of chemicals known to cause cancer or reproductive toxicity and requires businesses to provide warnings about significant exposures to listed chemicals.
Attendees will gain a better understanding of compliance obligations under Prop 65, including safe use determinations and the process for establishing or revising No Significant Risk Levels (NSRLs) and Maximum Allowable Dose Levels (MADLs), which serve as safe harbor exposure thresholds under the law. The session will also explore the Omnibus 2026 pre-rulemaking initiative and its potential implications for businesses.
Speaker:
Julia Dolloff, Ombudsman, OEHHA
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