Recently, the Connecticut Department of Energy and Environmental Protection (DEEP) approved “Words or Symbols” informing the purchaser of PFAS in a product.
Background
In 2024, Connecticut enacted a law requiring that products containing PFAS sold after July 1, 2026, must be labeled accordingly.
Scope of Application (12 Categories)
- Apparel
- Carpets
- Cleaning products
- Cookware
- Cosmetics
- Dental floss
- Fabric treatments
- Juvenile products
- Menstrual products
- Textile furnishings
- Ski wax
- Upholstered furniture
Approved “Words or Symbols”
Any of the following expressions may be used:
- "Contains PFAS"
- "Made with PFAS"
- "Made with PFAS chemicals"
- "Made with intentionally added PFAS"
- "This product contains PFAS chemicals"
Businesses may submit applications for alternative labeling language. Relevant information must be emailed to DEEP.PFASInProduct@ct.gov. Alternative language can only be used after approval by DEEP.
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