CISA urged vendors and OEMs to document and design how products behave when disconnected from cloud services, recommending on-prem capabilities that allow safe continued operation during network outages or during deliberate isolation.

The Massachusetts Senate passed an act requiring manufacturers to list ingredients of menstrual products on packaging and web sites; supporters said current federal and state law has no disclosure requirement.

Move aims to protect traditional producers, ensure product transparency and unify standards across European markets as legislative process continues

Florida House proposes strict packaging regulations for hemp consumable THC products.

Welch urges action on misleading hemp products causing false THC drug tests among users.

City board discusses ingredient labeling and dosage requirements for synthetic and natural products.

Brenda Spear questions label formatting compliance based on differences with CPSC samples.

H.484 mandates labeling requirements and fees for fertilizer distribution in Vermont.

The Assembly passed A.11360, sponsored by Miss Lee, requiring manufacturers of infant-labeled cosmetic products to list ingredients in order of predominance and add a warning if a product contains a carcinogen; the law is prospective and applies to products made after a 180‑day window.