Requires certain disposable wipes to display a clear “Do Not Flush” symbol and words on their packaging. It sets strict rules for where and how the label must appear on different package types, so shoppers can easily see it.

Bans any claims that these wipes are flushable. Puts the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) in charge of writing regulations and enforcing the rules, allows the FTC to consult EPA, FDA, and CPSC, and blocks state labeling laws that differ from this standard. Takes effect 1 year after enactment.