Emma Dismukes

Mar 14, 2023 | jdsupra.com | Michael Campinell |Nessa Horewitch Coppinger |Emma Dismukes

Two bills introduced in the Massachusetts legislature would ban nearly all products containing intentionally added PFAS sold or distributed in the Commonwealth by 2030, with some categories of products banned by 2026. The legislation would also require that manufacturers register PFAS-containing products in a state-created database, label PFAS-containing products by 2026, and test certain products for unintentionally added PFAS by 2030.