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The Home Depot announces new strategy to remove toxic chemicals in building products

Today, The Home Depot announced a new Chemical Strategy to remove harmful chemicals in building products such as paints, carpet, and flooring. The policy addresses dangerous chemicals like flame retardants, phthalates, and nonylphenol ethoxylates.

Filed Under: Mind the Store Tagged With: alkylphenol ethoxylates (APEs), brominated flame retardant, carpet, formaldehyde, halogenated flame retardants, methylene chloride, nonylphenol exthoxylates (NPEs), organotins, paint stripper, paints, perfluorinated chemicals, phthalates, success, The Home Depot, Triclosan, vinyl chloride, vinyl flooring

Target raises the bar for retailers in driving harmful chemicals out of products

Target’s new safer chemicals policy and goals set a new high bar for retailers and will help drive a race to the top.

Filed Under: Mind the Store Tagged With: butyl-paraben, formaldehyde, fragrance, Hazardous 100+ list of toxic chemicals, nonylphenol exthoxylates (NPEs), phthalates, propyl-paraben, Restricted Substances List, Target, Triclosan

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Walmart discloses toxic chemicals it is eliminating from shelves

NGO encourages Walmart to expand list of chemicals, challenges other retailers to follow suit

Filed Under: Mind the Store Tagged With: disclosure, high priority chemicals, NPEs, parabens, phthalates, reduction, suppliers, Triclosan, Walmart

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