; and (II) otherwise consistent with the requirements under section 5 of the Federal Trade Commission Act ( 15 U.S.C. 45 ), as in effect on the date of enactment of this section. (vii) Any requirement with respect to a product constituent or the composition of a product allows a responsible person to— (I) subject to clause (v), list ingredients in descending order of predominance; (II) subject to clause (v) and subparagraph (C), list, in any order, any ingredients that are present in low concentrations; and (III) name constituents using any internationally recognized nomenclature system. (B) Burden of demonstrating compliance with Federal standard (i) In general Any entity described in paragraph (1) that brings an action to enforce a covered disclosure requirement enacted by the entity, or that is a party to a civil action brought under subsection (d) with respect to a covered disclosure requirement enacted by the entity, shall have the burden of establishing by a preponderance of the evidence in the action that the covered disclosure requirement enacted by the entity satisfies subparagraphs (A) and (C). (ii) Preemption in the event of failure to meet burden If, in an action described in clause (i), an entity described in that clause fails to meet the burden of the entity required under that clause, the responsible person against which the entity sought to enforce a covered disclosure requirement enacted by the entity, or that brought the civil action with respect to a covered disclosure requirement enacted by the entity, shall not be subject to the covered disclosure requirement enacted by the entity. (C) No covered declaration required A covered declaration requirement is not required with respect to a covered product if— (i) with respect to a constituent, the concentration of the constituent in the covered product is below 0.1 percent