If you walk into a drugstore and head down the shampoo or makeup aisles, you’re bound to find products that include ingredients that have been tested on animals.
When Canada’s ban on cosmetic testing on animals comes into force in December, those products will stay on store shelves.
The amended law isn’t retroactive. It focuses on banning new animal testing in Canada, and the sale of products that rely on new animal testing data.
“While we’re in this interim stage, where we’re moving from a time when it wasn’t banned … to a time that it is banned, there are going to be
