Prop 65 Notices

Prop 65 notice 2020-01701: OCM Group USA, Inc.

Consumer Advocacy Group filed this California Prop 65 60-day notice on July 7, 2020. It names OCM Group USA, Inc. and alleges exposure to Cadmium and cadmium compounds and Lead and lead compounds from Dried Seaweed.

The violations below are alleged in a 60-day notice. They are not proven. A 60-day notice is not a lawsuit and not a finding of liability.

AG number
2020-01701
Date filed
Noticing party
Plaintiff attorney
Not listed
Alleged violators
Chemicals
Source or product
Dried Seaweed
Official notice
Notice PDF at oag.ca.gov
Official record
Attorney General record for 2020-01701
Last checked
November 11, 2026

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Other notices naming OCM Group USA, Inc.

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    Notice 2023-01418, filed 2023-05-22 by Consumer Rights Advocates, LLC
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    Notice 2023-01416, filed 2023-05-22 by Consumer Rights Advocates, LLC
  • OCM Globe Inc. and 3 more: Lead in Udon Noodles with Seafood Flavor
    Notice 2023-01415, filed 2023-05-22 by Consumer Rights Advocates, LLC
  • Hong Kong Supermarket of Monterey Park and 3 more: Cadmium and cadmium compounds, Lead and lead compounds in Seaweed Chips Filled with Pumpkin Seeds
    Notice 2019-01880, filed 2019-10-04 by Consumer Advocacy Group, Inc.

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