<body><div><figure><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=11Imbo_0wCIODO600" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=11Imbo_0wCIODO600" width="1500" height="600" ></figure>Maine and Minnesota, enacting comprehensive bans on PFAS in consumer products.The Maine and Minnesota Laws:<ul><li>Maine: The first state to enact a comprehensive PFAS ban, Maine’s law prohibits the sale of any product containing intentionally added PFAS by 2030, with exemptions for “currently unavoidable uses.” For more information about Maine</li><li>Minnesota: Following Maine’s lead, Minnesota has implemented a similar ban with a slightly later deadline of 2032. For more information about Minnesota</li></ul>What This Means for Businesses:While these bans are currently limited to two states, they represent a growing national movement to regulate PFAS. With over 30 states introducing policies on PFAS, we can expect further action on a federal level in the future.Businesses that manufacture or sell products containing PFAS should be aware of these emerging regulations and start developing alternatives. Compliance with these bans will be crucial for continued market access.Take Action: Become an Advocate for Clean!We encourage all members and supporters of the industry to become Advocates for Clean and check “interested in regulatory compliance issues”. By signing up, you will receive ISSA Legislative &amp; Regulatory Updates, be the first to hear about pressing legislation, compliance deadlines, and advocacy events, and learn how to effectively engage with policymakers.You can sign up and find other options for getting involved by visiting issa.com/advocacy/get-involved. Joining is free and only takes a moment. Together, we can influence legislation and ensure a healthier environment for everyone.For questions about this and other ISSA regulatory issues, please contact Meché Ragland.</div></body>

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PFAS Bans Gain Momentum: Maine and Minnesota Lead the Way

Maine and Minnesota, enacting comprehensive bans on PFAS in consumer products. Maine: The first state to enact a comprehensive PFAS ban, Maine’s law prohibits the sale of any product containing intentionally added PFAS by 2030, with exemptions for “currently unavoidable uses.” For more information about Maine. Minnesota:...