Supermarkets: cleaning products: reviews.

Existing law regulates environmental health issues, including food, drugs, occupational safety, and consumer products. This bill would require the Office of Environmental Health Hazard Assessment (OEHHA) to conduct reviews, as defined, that evaluate the potential harm to the public, supermarket employees, custodial staff, and the environment from cleaning products that are used to clean supermarkets. This bill would prohibit the reviews from duplicating or overlapping or conflicting with existing statutory and regulatory requirements and programs. This bill would require, when a review is being performed, a supermarket and a manufacturer of a cleaning product to provide specified information regarding cleaning products to the OEHHA upon request. The bill would require the OEHHA to compile a report, by December 31, 2011, of the results of the reviews and post the report on its Internet Web site.