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Why is the FDA investigating lead, arsenic and other heavy metals in tampons?

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The US Food and Drug Administration announced Tuesday that it will examine the potential harm to women of heavy metals such as lead and arsenic found in tampons. The FDA’s action follows the July publication of a small pilot study that found arsenic and lead in organic and nonorganic tampons. Although the levels of both metals were low, there […]

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Highlands, Riley Partner to Distribute Period Care Products in UK, Europe

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Ireland-based Riley is committed to creating sustainable and healthy product formats Highlands, an international sales and marketing company, is working with Riley, an Irish company focused on sustainable period care products, to create a distribution footprint among retailers across the UK and Europe.  Riley is committed to producing healthier period products that are free of pesticides,

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Germany’s feminine hygiene product tax cut offset by price increases

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Insights A recent study by the ifo Institute has revealed that the tax reduction on sanitary pads and tampons in Germany, intended to alleviate tax discrimination against women, has been effectively cancelled out by price increases in other feminine hygiene products, particularly panty liners. In 2020, Germany reduced the VAT on sanitary pads and tampons

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Why did Best, Periodt. bring Period Cups to Over 3000 CVS Locations?

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Best, Periodt. has forged its largest retail relationship yet, rolling out to 3,078 CVS stores. Starting Monday, the pharmacy chain will sell the brand’s regular and high-capacity period cups for $34.99. Best, Periodt.’s two sizes and the hard hygienic cases that come with its cups, a contrast to canvas bags most period cup brands offer, are

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What are the dissolvable micellar oil wipes that Fig.1 has launched?

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Each wipe dissolves within seconds in water Fig.1 is introducing dissolvable Micellar Oil Wipes. The wipes are derm-developed to melt away makeup and sunscreen, revealing clean, soft, radiant skin and individually wrapped for easy travel. Fig.1 partnered with skincare innovator Conserving Beauty to unite sustainability with beauty so consumers can enjoy a zero-trace cleanse. Each wipe dissolves within seconds

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What are the Pinkie Pads that are launching in CVS stores?

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Smaller-sized pads offer better fit for tweens and teens Pinkie, the first period care brand to meet the needs of young girls throughout their menstruation journeys, has expanded its retail distribution by launching in over 3,300 CVS stores across the country and online to make puberty care even more accessible ahead of back-to-school season. This follows

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Ecolab Launches Disinfectant 1 Wipe, the First EPA-Registered 100% Plastic-Free Readily Degradable Disinfectant Wipe Complete with 1-Minute Hospital Disinfection

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Every year, Ecolab solutions help clean 15 million patient rooms and 3.5 billion surgical instruments. To help healthcare providers deliver a clean and safe environment, we provide a range of programs and solutions to help clean and disinfect hospitals and healthcare facilities. Today, we are excited to announce the launch of the newest addition to

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Vermont Bans PFAS in Menstrual Products

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Law also covers incontinence products, turf, textiles and cookware Vermont Governor Phil Scott signed into law the first-ever ban on phthalates, formaldehyde, mercury, and lead, with 13 other harmful chemicals and chemical classes in menstrual products. Vermont’s new law also restricts these same chemicals, including PFAS, in personal care products, which aligns with policies adopted in Washington,

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Woosh launches its own diaper in a first step towards a circular diaper. 

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Woosh is on a mission to create a circular ecosystem for baby diapers. The company has recently launched a diaper of its own, optimized for recycling and containing recycled material. This ties in perfectly with Woosh’s plans to build its own recycling and R&D centre in Bruges this summer, with the ultimate goal of making

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