Toxic Flame Retardants in Consumer Products
Safer States took a proactive role by bringing together state advocates, corporate campaigners, affected communities, health scientists, firefighters and national groups to eliminate the unnecessary use of toxic flame retardants, particularly in furniture, children’s products and electronic casings. This led to several states enacting policies which in turn yielded transformative results in the marketplace and ultimately federal policy for furniture. Now, consumers have access to a wide range of furniture and children’s products that are free of toxic flame retardants.