Click here (HCPA Collaboration) to read “HCPA: A History of Successful Collaborations” by Jim Jones, Executive Vice President, Strategic Alliances and Industry Relations, HCPA.
“The products of the Household and Commercial Products Association (HCPA) members can be found in virtually every household and commercial establishment in the United States. That might give you an insight into our name change. Although we changed our name from the Consumer Specialty Products Association to the Household and Commercial Products Association this year, our longstanding practice of collaborating with diverse stakeholders on chemical safety issues will not change. In the past year alone, we achieved significant advances in the arena of chemical safety to the benefit of our member companies, their customers and American workers. The enactment of the Cleaning Product Right to Know Act of 2017 in California is the most recent example of HCPA and its member companies finding common ground with a unique, but very effective coalition of more than 100 organizations ranging from breast cancer prevention and clean water advocates, to janitors and some of the world’s largest multinational cleaning product companies to negotiate a bipartisan landmark law. Although the California law was the most high-profile collaboration this past year, it is by no means the only one.”
Be sure to read the full article by clicking the link above!
Click here (HCPA Collaboration) to read “HCPA: A History of Successful Collaborations” by Jim Jones, Executive Vice President, Strategic Alliances and Industry Relations, HCPA.
“The products of the Household and Commercial Products Association (HCPA) members can be found in virtually every household and commercial establishment in the United States. That might give you an insight into our name change. Although we changed our name from the Consumer Specialty Products Association to the Household and Commercial Products Association this year, our longstanding practice of collaborating with diverse stakeholders on chemical safety issues will not change. In the past year alone, we achieved significant advances in the arena of chemical safety to the benefit of our member companies, their customers and American workers. The enactment of the Cleaning Product Right to Know Act of 2017 in California is the most recent example of HCPA and its member companies finding common ground with a unique, but very effective coalition of more than 100 organizations ranging from breast cancer prevention and clean water advocates, to janitors and some of the world’s largest multinational cleaning product companies to negotiate a bipartisan landmark law. Although the California law was the most high-profile collaboration this past year, it is by no means the only one.”
Be sure to read the full article by clicking the link above!