Kraft Heinz Foods Co. and two other companies paid more than $1.4 million to settle claims that the businesses sold cleaning products in California that violated state air quality regulations.
California Air Resources Board staff discovered the violations after buying and testing consumer products from Kraft Heinz, CRC Industries, and Mothers Polishes, Waxes, Cleaners Inc., the agency said Jan. 23.
“Many common household products, such as cleaners and metal polishes, contain compounds that contribute to unhealthy smog,” CARB’s Enforcement Division Chief Todd Sax said in a news release. “It’s important that retailers only stock and sell ...
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