PFASIntel separates enacted requirements, reporting programs, future restrictions, and federal rules. Each published item includes a primary source and review date.
Product applicability depends on product category, PFAS definition, material evidence, exemptions, effective dates, manufacturer status, and other facts. The summaries below are regulatory screening inputs, not product-specific legal conclusions.
Initial report: September 15, 2026.
Approved extensions: December 14, 2026.
Annual updates: February 1 when new information becomes available, a product changes, or a new product is introduced.
Fee: $800 one-time manufacturer reporting fee.
Reporting covers products or components with intentionally added PFAS sold, offered for sale, or distributed in Minnesota, subject to statutory and rule exemptions.
January 1, 2026: additional specified product categories became subject to sales prohibitions for intentionally added PFAS.
January 1, 2029: additional restrictions apply to artificial turf and outdoor apparel for severe wet conditions.
January 1, 2032: broad prohibition framework applies to products containing intentionally added PFAS unless a currently unavoidable use or other exemption applies.
January 1, 2040: separate treatment applies to cooling, heating, ventilation, air conditioning or refrigeration equipment and specified related materials.
EPA's PFAS reporting rule applies to persons that manufactured, including imported, PFAS during the covered historical period, subject to the final scope and exemptions.
Current timing: EPA moved the reporting-period start to 60 days after the effective date of its forthcoming revision to the rule. PFASIntel does not present the superseded October 2026 date as current.
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