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What recourse does a supplier have if the supplier considers an ingredient that is subject to disclosure to constitute proprietary information?

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What recourse does a supplier have if the supplier considers an ingredient that is subject to disclosure to constitute proprietary information?

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A. Ingredient disclosure is subject to the provisions of the Hazardous Materials Information Review Act. The WHMIS trade secret mechanism established through this Act is administered by the Hazardous Materials Information Review Commission.