The search results provide information on different aspects of products, including their completion, product details, positive and negative aspects, and ingredients or materials. Here is a summary of the information found in the search results:
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Completion: The completion of a product involves creating a formula that consists of ingredients and quantities needed to produce a specific quantity of the product. The formula includes processing steps and processing time required to produce that same quantity.
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Product Details: Product details can include information on the ingredients, materials, and components used to make the product. For example, the FDA requires that drug products conform with current good manufacturing practice, which includes testing and approval/rejection of components, drug product containers, and closures. The International Living Future Institute has created a platform called Declare that facilitates the exchange of complex ingredient information for building products, enabling the creation of buildings that support human and environmental health. Cosmetics labeling regulations require that the correct ingredient declaration lists all ingredients in descending order of predominance, with concentrations provided in parentheses.
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Positive and Negative Aspects: The search results provide information on both positive and negative aspects of products. For example, the International Living Future Institutes Declare program has positively changed the materials marketplace to enable the creation of buildings that support human and environmental health. On the other hand, the Toxic Substances Control Act (TSCA) requires that importers certify that imported chemicals either comply with TSCA (positive certification) or, if not otherwise clearly identified as a chemical excluded from TSCA, are not subject to TSCA (negative certification) .
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Ingredients or Materials: The search results provide information on the ingredients or materials used in products. For example, the FDA requires that cosmetics list all ingredients in descending order of predominance, with concentrations provided in parentheses. The International Living Future Institutes Declare program requires a complete Bill of Materials (BOM) listing all intentionally-added ingredients present at or above 100PPM (0.01%) in the final product by weight. The TSCA requires that importers certify that imported chemicals either comply with TSCA (positive certification) or, if not otherwise clearly identified as a chemical excluded from TSCA, are not subject to TSCA (negative certification) .
In summary, the search results provide information on different aspects of products, including their completion, product details, positive and negative aspects, and ingredients or materials.
