An Act concerning the use of animals in product testing
This bill proposes to add a new section to Massachusetts law that restricts the use of animals in product testing. It directly affects companies and organizations that conduct safety tests on chemicals and other agents for products sold in the state. The key mechanism establishes a legal definition for "alternative test methods," which are procedures that do not involve animals, though the provided text cuts off before detailing specific bans or requirements. By defining these non-animal alternatives, the legislation aims to create a framework for shifting away from traditional animal testing practices.
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1 primary · 38 co-sponsors
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Jack Lewis
DDemocratic
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Aaron Saunders
DDemocratic
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Adrian Madaro
DDemocratic
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Adrianne Ramos
DDemocratic
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Angelo Puppolo
DDemocratic
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Bill Driscoll
DDemocratic
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Bill Galvin
DDemocratic
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Brian Ashe
DDemocratic
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Brian Murray
DDemocratic
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Bruce Ayers
DDemocratic
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Carmine Gentile
DDemocratic
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