SF 3326 - PFAS Disclosure in Products

• Manufacturers of products sold in Minnesota containing intentionally added PFAS must submit written notice to the Pollution Control Agency Commissioner starting January 1, 2025.

• Notice must include product description, PFAS function, amount of each PFAS identified by Chemical Abstracts Service Registry number, and manufacturer contact information.

• Commissioner may waive notice requirements if substantially equivalent information is publicly available, accept notices through shared multi-state systems, or extend compliance deadlines.

• Commissioner must adopt rules that may prioritize products most likely to contaminate state land or water, allow category-level reporting instead of individual products, require updates when information changes, and establish fees to cover implementation costs.

• Subdivisions establishing definitions and rulemaking authority are effective immediately upon enactment; notice requirement becomes effective January 1, 2025.