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Unit III Journal
Bryan Holden
Columbia Southern University
OSH 2302-
Introduction
to Regulatory Compliance
December 30, 2022
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Initiatives like the one California is currently undertaking, in my opinion, will benefit the
country and the state in the long run. These cautions are essential for assisting in lowering consumer
usage of goods and items that might be detrimental to them. In a study conducted in California, the
researcher discovered that warning labels had a favorable impact on customers' consumption
patterns. Consumers who were cautioned against consuming sugary drinks in excess did so after
hearing the cautions. The same studies discovered that warning labels on cigarettes helped to
discourage people from smoking. In light of these findings, I thus think that these kinds of warnings
are quite beneficial and effective, especially when you want to discourage people from purchasing a
certain product (Kukla, 2010).
These are the kinds of initiatives that I am confident will be fruitful. They help, in my
opinion, to inform the public of the potential risks associated with the consumption of particular
foods and substances (Dumanovsky et al., 2010). Given that I am aware of this, warning labels
required by Proposition 65 have almost probably had an impact on me. When I first noticed it, it was
both on the gas pumps and the items for sale in the stores. I am now a lot more aware of the things I
put into my body and the things I submit myself to as a result.
I think it's important for people to have as much knowledge as they can about these issues in
order to be able to make the decisions that are best for them. I believe that without these kinds of
programs, people would be less aware of the potential risks associated with particular products and
substances. I think this would be a bad trend and should be avoided since people need information in
order to make the best decisions for them. It is obvious, in my opinion, that projects of this nature
are valuable and important (Kukla, 2010).
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References
Dumanovsky, T., Huang, C. Y., Bassett, M. T., & Silver, L. D. (2010). Consumer awareness of fast-
food calorie information in New York City after implementation of a menu labeling
regulation.
American Journal of Public Health
,
100
(12), 2520-2525.
Kukla, R. (2010). The ethics and cultural politics of reproductive risk warnings: A case study of
California's Proposition 65.
Health, risk & society
,
12
(4), 323-334.
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