Law labels inform consumers about the filling materials inside beddings, plush toys, and other stuffed products. Although law labels are not part of federal regulations, many states in the US have such requirements – the principle of which is generally similar across the covered states.
US law labeling requirements cover products such as upholstered furniture, bedding products, sleeping bags, or cushions.
Although the labeling rules and contents are similar, the requirements pertaining to products and their registration may differ among states. In this guide, we list nine product categories covered by law labeling requirements and the corresponding labeling contents and other rules.
General requirements
In general, a law label should include information such as the following:
- A “Do Not Remove” statement
- Filling materials (weight in %)
- Uniform Registry Number (URN)
- Company name
Product List Creation Methodology
We list products that are covered by the law labels in the states of California and Pennsylvania. Note that, although the law labels of all states are similar, the list of covered products might vary. Hence, this is not a list of every single product covered by US law labeling requirements.
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