article_snippet: This means consumers cannot check what the item contains and whether the item is potentially dangerous.
article_snippet: researchers also warned that fewer than three per cent were disclosed product labels or product information.
article_snippet: Lead author Professor Anne Steinman, of Melbourne School of Engineering, said this means the public is unable to check which chemicals their household products contain.
article_snippet: But the public lacks full and accurate information on the ingredients in these products.
article_snippet: Given the lack of information, consumers may choose products with claims such as green, natural, or organic, but claims such as green, natural, or organic are largely untested.