PFAS Chemicals - Product Phase Outs and Registration Requirements
In the House - Unfavorable Report by Health; Withdrawn
Summary
The proposal would prohibit manufacturers, importers and distributors from selling or offering for sale a range of consumer items that contain intentionally added PFAS chemicals after specified dates, and would require those products to be registered and tested for compliance. It also creates a special state fund to receive penalty revenues and interest earnings, which the Department of the Environment could use for PFAS remediation grants and loans. The measure received an unfavorable report in the House Health Committee and was subsequently withdrawn.
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