Currently, manufacturers don’t need to disclose if the products they sell in Minnesota contain even the most toxic chemicals known to affect the health of children. The Toxic Free Kids Act requires manufacturers to report this to the state, giving parents the tools they need to make informed choices for their families. The Act also requires manufacturers to report their plans for phasing those chemicals out of their products.
What Would Happen?
The bill was passed and referred to the Commerce and Consumer Protection Finance and Policy Committee
How The Committee Voted
The bill was passed and referred to the Commerce and Consumer Protection Finance and Policy Committee
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Members At The Time Of The Vote
This was a "voice vote" so individual votes were not recorded.
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Susan Allen
District 62B -
Mark Anderson
District 09A -
Debra Hilstrom
District 40B -
Melissa Hortman
District 36B -
Jeff Howe
District 13A -
Brian Johnson
District 32A -
John Lesch
District 66B -
Tina Liebling
District 26A -
Jim Newberger
District 15B -
Cindy Pugh
District 33B -
Paul Rosenthal
District 49B -
Peggy Scott
District 35B -
Barb Yarusso
District 42A
