The translations on this web page are provided as examples of Proposition 65 safe harbor warnings in languages other than English. A business opting to provide a safe harbor warning pursuant to the Article 6 Clear and Reasonable Warnings regulations may need to provide warnings in a language other than English if consumer information for a consumer product or signage for a facility is provided in a language other than English. A business should refer to the safe harbor methods and content corresponding to the exposure type for which the business is providing a warning.
To identify an endpoint (cancer, reproductive harm, or both) for a listed chemical, please check the chemical page on the Proposition 65 list.
Please note that when a warning symbol is required, where the sign, label or shelf tag for a consumer product is not printed using the color yellow, the warning symbol may be printed in black and white.
Disclaimer
The translations on this website are provided for the purpose of assisting businesses transitioning to the new safe harbor warnings regulations. The translations provided herein represent OEHHA’s best efforts in translating the safe harbor warning content. If there is any ambiguity, the English version of the regulatory text is authoritative. A business may wish to consult with a translator and legal counsel regarding the accuracy and applicability of translated warning content for a specific exposure.
Alcoholic Beverages
Cannabis and THC Products
Diesel Engine Exhaust
Food
Furniture Products
Passenger and Off-Highway Vehicles
Recreational Vessel
Wood Dust
Amusement Parks
Apartments and Other Residential Rental Properties
Dental Offices
Designated Smoking Areas
Enclosed Parking Facilities
Petroleum Products Environmental
Restaurants
Service Stations
Vehicle Repair Facilities
