Generate 27 CCR § 25607.2 compliant California Prop 65 Safe Harbor warnings for food, chocolate, seafood, protein powders, and herbal supplements.
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Food and dietary supplements sold in California have a dedicated Safe Harbor warning format under 27 CCR § 25607.2: it begins with 'WARNING: Consuming this product can expose you to chemicals including...', is enclosed in a box, and omits the yellow triangle symbol used on hardware and consumer goods.
| Chemical Name | Prop 65 Endpoint | Safe Harbor Threshold (NSRL / MADL) | Common Food Categories Affected |
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| Lead | Reproductive Harm / Cancer | 0.5 mcg/day (MADL) / 15 mcg/day (NSRL) | Botanical supplements, plant protein, dark chocolate, spices |
| Cadmium | Reproductive Harm | 4.1 mcg/day (MADL) | Cacao / dark chocolate, sunflower kernels, flax, spinach/greens |
| Acrylamide | Cancer / Reproductive | 0.2 mcg/day (NSRL) / 140 mcg/day (MADL) | Potato chips, french fries, crackers, toasted cookies, almonds |
| Inorganic Arsenic | Cancer | 10 mcg/day (except drinking water) | Rice snacks, brown rice syrup, seaweed/kelp products |
| Mercury / Methylmercury | Developmental | Warning required above threshold | Canned tuna, swordfish, marine seafood products |
OEHHA created 27 CCR § 25607.2 specifically for food and dietary supplements so consumers understand the exposure pathway is ingestion ('Consuming this product can expose you...') rather than dermal contact.
Yes! Food and dietary supplement warnings direct consumers to `www.P65Warnings.ca.gov/food`.
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