Sentences with phrase «ban on consumer products»

[He and Molina] decided they had to advocate for a ban on consumer products that were earning billions annually.

They decided they had to advocate for a ban on consumer products that were earning billions annually.

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Fast - food wrappers, cups and cartons made with phthalates — a chemical banned in other household products — should be further investigated for their health effects on consumers, according to U.S. Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer.

Erie County's ban on microbead plastics — believed to be the most comprehensive in the country — would result in the removal of more than 100 consumer products from retail stores.

The study also provides evidence to support the ban on product placement in programmes with a significant children audience in the proposed Directive on Audio - Visual Media Services, and is relevant for the ongoing review of EU consumer and marketing law.

A 2009 scientific review, funded by the «Breast Cancer Fund», has recommended «a federal ban on the manufacture, distribution and sale of consumer products containing bisphenol A».

Meanwhile, the Netherlands and Germany have also announced they considers ban on the advertising of such instruments, calling them «toxic investment products for consumers».

Meanwhile, the Netherlands has also announced that it considers ban on the advertising of such instruments, calling them «toxic investment products for consumers».

This material was actually used for centuries to manufacture everything from the rope used on US Navy ships to uniforms and countless other consumer products, until banned by the US government (under pressure from the petro - chemical giants) in the 1940's.

CAPITOL HILL, WASHINGTON, DC — On October 9th, the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) issued an «Interpretive Rule» to immediately ban any edible item containing hemp seed or oil that contains «any THC» and gave consumers until February 6th to «dispose» of such products.

A Union - wide ban in seal products is therefore justified in order to restore consumer confidence «by offering them a general guarantee that no seal product would be marketed on the Union market, inter alia by banning the import of such products from third countries.»

Public Citizen, a consumer advocacy group, has been calling for a total ban on transvaginal mesh products but the Food and Drug Administration rejected its bid, noting that it did not consider a complete market withdrawal the proper way to handle safety issues involving devices.

The rules had also banned the sale of highest net asset value products, on the ground that these are not in the consumer interest.