Civil Litigation,
Government
Jun. 19, 2018
State agency clarifies warning label law after coffee ruling
A proposed state regulation stating coffee does not pose a cancer risk is the rare instance in which a state agency is reining in its own law, according to court observers.
A proposed regulation stating coffee does not pose a cancer risk is the rare instance in which a state agency is reining in its own law, according to court observers.
Friday's proposal by the Office of Environmental Health Hazard Assessment, which implements Proposition 65, appears to be a direct rebuttal of a recent Los Angeles County Superior Court ruling that said coffee companies will be required to use warning labels after fail...
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