California isn't just a beauty and wellness trend incubator — it's increasingly a legislative one. When Sacramento lawmakers return from recess in August 2026, they'll vote on four EWG-sponsored bills with real implications for consumers who care about what's in their food, personal care products, and environment. Here's what's moving forward, and what fell short.
California's Four Bills That Could Reshape What's in Your Products
California is moving to require ingredient transparency for baby diapers, crack down on PFAS pesticides on produce, and create a certification system for less-processed foods — here's where each bill stands.
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