; and (B) integrate evidence as necessary and appropriate based on the strengths, limitations, and relevance described in subparagraph (A). (b) Prohibition (1) In general Unless specifically authorized by a Federal statute, no department or agency of the Federal Government, State, political subdivision of a State, or territory or possession of the United States may establish or maintain a covered declaration requirement unless the covered declaration requirement satisfies the standards under paragraph (2). (2) Standards for covered declaration requirements (A) In general A covered declaration requirement shall satisfy each of the following: (i) The covered information to be displayed or communicated— (I) is clear, accurate, and not misleading or deceptive to consumers with respect to the product to which the covered declaration requirement applies; and (II) is consistent with the requirements under section 5 of the Federal Trade Commission Act ( 15 U.S.C. 45 ). (ii) The covered information to be displayed or communicated is— (I) risk-based; and (II) based on— (aa) the best available science; and (bb) appropriate weight of the evidence review. (iii) The covered declaration requirement exempts non-functional constituents. (iv) The covered declaration requirement exempts naturally occurring constituents. (v) The covered declaration requirement— (I) exempts the inclusion of trade secrets; and (II) does not otherwise require the disclosure of information described in section 552(b)(4) of title 5, United States Code. (vi) The covered declaration requirement does not preclude the inclusion or delivery of supplemental or clarifying information in the covered declaration requirement with respect to a covered product by a responsible person, if that information is— (I) clear and accurate