MN HF372

Manufacturers must submit written notice to the Minnesota Pollution Control Agency commissioner for products sold in the state that contain intentionally added PFAS (perfluoroalkyl and polyfluoroalkyl substances).

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

Manufacturers of products currently on sale must submit notice by April 1, 2025; manufacturers of new products must submit notice at least 30 days before initial sale in the state.

Commissioner may waive notice requirements if substantially equivalent information is already publicly available and may establish fees on manufacturers based on PFAS volume, sales volume, or PFAS type to fund rulemaking costs.

Commissioner must adopt rules that may prioritize products most likely to contaminate land or water resources, allow category-based reporting, require amended notices for substantive changes, and establish fee structures; subdivision 2 becomes effective January 1, 2026.