Background
California’s Proposition 65 continues to play a significant role in shaping ingredient management, labeling practices, and overall compliance strategies not only for cosmetics and personal care companies, but also for businesses in the chemical, food, and broader consumer product sectors. Under the administration of the Office of Environmental Health Hazard Assessment (OEHHA), the program has undergone ongoing updates that directly impact how businesses evaluate chemical exposures, apply warnings, and manage supply chain documentation. As regulatory expectations evolve, companies manufacturing in or selling into California must stay informed of new developments to ensure continued compliance with Proposition 65 requirements.
In this webinar, Julia Dolloff, Proposition 65 Ombudsperson at the California OEHHA, will provide a comprehensive overview of business obligations under Proposition 65, including warning requirements, exposure assessment considerations, and practical compliance strategies. The session will also cover recent regulatory amendments, program updates, and insights into OEHHA’s current priorities and future direction, helping companies from cosmetics, chemicals, food, and other consumer product industries better understand upcoming challenges and prepare for regulatory changes ahead.
Contents
Introduction to OEHHA
Proposition 65 overview
Safe harbor levels
Types of exposures
Business requirements
How to determine whether a warning is required
How to provide a warning
Regulatory and program updates
The future of Proposition 65
Contacts
Schedule
Date | Time (GMT+8) | World Clock | Language |
2026-01-08 | 22:00 ~ 23:00 | London: 14:00-15:00 New York: 09:00-10:00 | English |
Speaker
Julia Dolloff
Proposition 65 Ombudsperson
Julia Dolloff is the Proposition 65 Ombudsperson at the California Office of Environmental Health Hazard Assessment (OEHHA). In this role, Julia provides compliance assistance to businesses, which includes the development of informational webinars, and guidance documents and tools. She has served in this role since June 2024. Previously, Julia worked on cannabis permitting at the CA Department of Fish and Wildlife and in a variety of roles at CalRecycle, including legislative affairs, the development of organic waste regulations, education and outreach efforts, and environmental justice initiatives. Julia has a Master of Public Policy and Administration degree from CSU Sacramento and a BA in Environmental Studies from UC Santa Cruz.
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