Date by which manufacturers are required to submit information about products containing intentionally added PFAS modified, and use of PFAS in products as currently unavoidable uses clarified.
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Summary
The bill changes the reporting deadline for manufacturers of products that intentionally contain PFAS to July 1, 2027 and sets new disclosure requirements. It also prohibits the sale of a list of consumer products with added PFAS starting in 2025 and creates a total ban by 2032, except for uses the commissioner deems unavoidable. The measure aims to give the state better data on PFAS use and to reduce environmental and health risks.
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