California's Office of Environmental Health Hazard Assessment (OEHHA) finalized amendments to Proposition 65 short-form warning rules, with a hard compliance date in January 2028.
Brands selling into California will need to name at least one listed chemical on their labels rather than relying on generic short-form language. For supplement categories that use botanical extracts, the most common triggers are lead and, in some cases, cadmium.
We recommend brand partners begin the artwork update cycle now — coordinating chemistry testing and label revisions together is significantly cheaper than doing them separately.
Source: Regulatory. This summary is provided for informational purposes and is not legal or regulatory advice.