What's New List Serve Post Display

The California Air Resources Board (ARB) staff has posted
materials regarding the 2013 Consumer and Commercial Products
Survey (2013 Survey). The materials posted include: 
-	 Consumer Products Reporting Tool (CPRT), Version 1.01
-	 Summary of CPRT Version 1.01 updates
-	 Updated CPRT Instructions
-	 Updated CPRT for formulators (CPRTF) Instructions 
-	 Summary of Updates to the CPRT and CPRTF Instructions
-	 Document describing how to transfer data to the CPRT Version
1.01 from
       the previous version.

The newly posted materials are available on the Consumer Products
Program website at:
http://www.arb.ca.gov/consprod/regact/2013surv/2013main.htm.  

As a reminder, on October 15, 2014, from 10 a.m.-1 p.m. PST ARB
staff plans to have a webinar to provide a forum for responding
to any questions related to the 2013 Consumer and Commercial
Products Survey (2013 Survey).  Registration for the webinar is
available here:  https://www1.gotomeeting.com/register/131592120


ARB’s Consumer Products Program is a key part of overall efforts
to reduce the amount of smog-forming volatile organic compounds,
toxic air contaminants and greenhouse gasses that are emitted
from use of chemically formulated consumer products in
California.  ARB’s Consumer Products Regulations have resulted in
reduced statewide emissions from consumer products by an
estimated 50 percent since 1990.  ARB’s 2013 Survey is an
important step in collecting information on consumer products
that are sold or supplied for use in California.  The data
collected from the 2013 Survey are designed to support the
statewide consumer product inventory, speciation profiles used in
criteria pollutant modeling, and future rulemakings.   

If you have any questions about the 2013 Survey or have general
questions regarding the Consumer Products Program, please contact
David Edwards at (916) 323-4887 or via email at
csmrprod@arb.ca.gov.  General information about the Consumer
Products Program is also available here: 
http://www.arb.ca.gov/consprod/consprod.htm.



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