Environmental
Dec. 24, 2009
Meat Exempt from Prop. 65
California's toxics warning law Proposition 65 does not apply to meat that may contain harmful substances, as it is preempted by federal law, a state appeals court ruled Tuesday.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
California's toxics warning law, Proposition 65, does not apply to meat that may contain harmful substances, as it is preempted by federal law, a state appeals court ruled Tuesday. The Fourth District Court of Appeal upheld a lower court decision that the Federal Meat Inspection Act implicity preempts Proposition 65, which requires that businesses warn consumers if products contain chemicals know...
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