Agricultural products and equipment exemption from certain regulations governing products containing PFAS provision
Introduction and first reading; Referred to
Summary
The bill removes the requirement to disclose intentionally added PFAS for experimental pesticide registrations and creates broad exemptions for pesticides, fertilizers, soil amendments, farm equipment and other agricultural items from state PFAS reporting and prohibition rules. It leaves in place the existing bans on many consumer products, lets the commissioner waive or extend information requirements, and repeals several PFAS‑related statutes. The goal is to lessen regulatory burden on agriculture while keeping environmental protections for other products.
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