N.Y. GBS Law § 490-C
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Labeling of children's products and durable juvenile products
Official statutory text
§ 490-c. Labeling of children's products and durable juvenile\nproducts. 1. Every manufacturer or importer of a children's product or\na durable juvenile product sold or distributed in New York state shall\nlabel such product or its packaging with a label as prescribed by 15 USC\n2063 and the United States consumer product safety commission rules\npromulgated in accordance with the United States Consumer Product Safety\nImprovement Act of 2008.\n 2. No commercial dealer or retailer shall obscure, in part or in full,\nany label required under this section.\n
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