U.S. - Utah R70-101: Online Requirements removed

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Vol. 1468 | 21 Apr 2025

Utah Removes Online Labeling Requirements from Rule R70-101 Effective April 9, 2025

Effective April 9, 2025, the Utah rule R70-101 Bedding, Upholstered Furniture and Quilted Clothing Inspection act has been updated to remove the requirement for online product disclosures, specifically digital labels on web pages for bedding, upholstered furniture, and quilted clothing sold online.

For the previous Intertek insight regarding Utah’s Change in Proposed Rule for Online Requirements (CPR), please refer to the following link. Online requirements were removed from the R70-101 following the public comment period until March 31, 2025, and review of Utah’s CPR.

Key Changes:

  • Online Sales: Online retailers are no longer required to display digital law labels or textile labels on their websites, effective April 9, 2025.
  • Licensing and Registration: Utah will continue to issue licenses and require registration for businesses involved in manufacturing, wholesaling, and selling bedding, upholstered furniture, and quilted clothing.
  • Labeling Requirements: Physical labeling requirements remain unchanged, and businesses must still provide accurate information about filling materials, sterilization, and other relevant details.

A link to the updated Utah Office Administrative Rules is provided here.

For questions, please contact Andrew Loveland (andrew.loveland@intertek.com) and Harini Ramaswamy (harini.ramaswamy@intertek.com).

If you have any questions, please contact:

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Harini Ramaswamy

Technical Manager, Softlines

Harini provides technical and regulatory support on consumer products testing to retailers in North America. She supports global labs, engages with regulatory bodies, industry groups and standards organizations. Harini holds a master’s degree in Design (Apparel Studies) from the University of Minnesota and B. Tech in Apparel Technology from Anna University, Chennai. Her functional apparel design projects presented at the Industrial Fabrics Association International (IFAI) and Techtextil conferences have won her numerous accolades. 

Email:  harini.ramaswamy@intertek.com

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Andrew Loveland

Technical Director - Hardlines, Softlines and Toys

Andrew brings over 20 years of experience in the regulatory compliance and technical services industry relating to consumer products. With a background in electrical engineering, he advises on the technical aspects of identification and application of regulatory requirements and appropriate test methods necessary to measure safety, quality, and performance of consumer products. Andrew often advises retailers and suppliers on appropriate actions to effectively manage compliance risks.  

Email:  andrew.loveland@intertek.com  

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