Please sign our petition to get a federal known definition for "animal cruelty free" in cosmetics and household products! #dontbuythelie
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December 7, 2015
The scale of recent support has prompted a direct request for a formal meeting with the regulatory oversight committee. I am currently drafting the briefing document to outline our requirements for a legal definition of animal cruelty free products.
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its so confusing trying to shop at the store because every brand just puts whatever they want on the front of the bottle. needs to be a real law so we know for sure.
It only makes sense to regulate the processes and hold company's accountable to the lies and misleading labels they don't hesitate or are ashamed to put out.
It only makes sense to regulate the processes and hold company's accountable to the lies and misleading labels they don't hesitate or are ashamed to put out.
I feel like all products should state what is actually tested on their productsand not as a marketing scheme. I am signing this petition to make a legal definition for animal cruelty free on products.
Labeling is important and cruelty free products shouldn't be the only products who are actually telling the truth. Products who practice cruelty to animals should state that in their products too.
How do we not have a federal definiton for this already?
It's inhumane
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Please sign our petition to get a federal known definition for "animal cruelty free" in cosmetics and household products! #dontbuythelie
Updates
December 7, 2015
The scale of recent support has prompted a direct request for a formal meeting with the regulatory oversight committee. I am currently drafting the briefing document to outline our requirements for a legal definition of animal cruelty free products.
15 Comments
We need a universal definition so companies cannot lie or find loopholes that allow them to claim "cruelty free" when they are in fact supporting or participating in processes that involve harming animals in some way.
its so confusing trying to shop at the store because every brand just puts whatever they want on the front of the bottle. needs to be a real law so we know for sure.
It only makes sense to regulate the processes and hold company's accountable to the lies and misleading labels they don't hesitate or are ashamed to put out.
It only makes sense to regulate the processes and hold company's accountable to the lies and misleading labels they don't hesitate or are ashamed to put out.
I feel like all products should state what is actually tested on their productsand not as a marketing scheme. I am signing this petition to make a legal definition for animal cruelty free on products.
Labeling is important and cruelty free products shouldn't be the only products who are actually telling the truth. Products who practice cruelty to animals should state that in their products too.
How do we not have a federal definiton for this already?
It's inhumane
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We need a universal definition so companies cannot lie or find loopholes that allow them to claim "cruelty free" when they are in fact supporting or participating in processes that involve harming animals in some way.