New York will lift CBD ban if regulations pass
The New York State Department of Health has unveiled its proposed regulations to police the sale of CBD-based products in the state, according to a report published by The National Law Review. Should the legislation pass, it would reverse the 2019 ban on such preparations.
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Imerys assets to be sold to Magris Resources
The United States Bankruptcy Court for the District of Delaware has approved the sale of substantially all of the assets belonging to the North American Talc Subsidiaries of Imerys to Magris Resources Canada.
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L’Oréal prevails in patent suit
A suit filed by an ex-L’Oréal employee claiming wrongful discharge over patent quotas has been dismissed by the US District Court for the District of New Jersey, according to a report published by JD Supra.
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Marshmello make-up? Music producer Marshmello challenges L’Oréal trademark application
Speculation is growing that notorious music producer Marshmello is planning a foray into make-up after he challenged a trademark application lodged by L’Oréal for the term ‘The Marsh Mellow’ in relation to a new beauty launch, according to a report published by EDM.
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New York judge throws out L’Oréal lawsuit
A New York court has thrown out a class action suit brought against L’Oréal which alleges that the French beauty brand’s EverSleek Keratin Caring hair care line is misleadingly named, according to the Global Legal Chronicle.
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Citigroup drops charges against Investcorp over US$18.9 million Revlon transfer
Citigroup has dropped Investcorp from the list of defendants it is suing over an accidental payment sent to a series of Revlon creditors, according to a report published by Bloomberg.
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Procter & Gamble not phased by US TikTok ban
Procter & Gamble remains committed to advertising on TikTok, despite the fact that the Chinese video sharing app is facing a ban in the US, the US FMCG giant told Reuters.
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Coty to face class action suit from US shareholders
Coty is set to face a federal securities class action lawsuit, filed in the US District Court for the Southern District of New York on behalf of investors that purchased or acquired stock in the US beauty behemoth between October 3, 2016 and May 28, 2020.
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Johnson & Johnson to pay over $100 million to settle more than 1000 lawsuits as talc woes continue
Johnson & Johnson has agreed to pay over $100 million to settle more than 1000 lawsuits as it continues to battle claims its talc-based baby powder has caused cancer in thousands of consumers due to a contamination with asbestos, according to a report by Bloomberg.
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California bans ‘toxic chemicals’ in cosmetics
The state of California has aligned its cosmetics regulation more closely with the European Union’s safety laws, after passing the Toxic Free Cosmetics Act, according to a report published by AP News.
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