NJ S1221

Prohibits the sale of cosmetics, carpets, fabric treatments, and food packaging containing intentionally added PFAS in New Jersey, effective two years after enactment.

Requires manufacturers of cookware containing intentionally added PFAS to label products with "This product contains PFAS" in English and Spanish, with violations subject to civil penalties of $1,000 to $20,000 per day.

Directs the Department of Environmental Protection to establish a source reduction program within one year to reduce PFAS in air, water, and soil, including grants to municipalities and treatment works operators.

Mandates comprehensive PFAS monitoring and testing of environmental media statewide, including soil, water, air, biosolids, fish, plants, and animals, with annual reports to the Governor and Legislature.

Appropriates $5 million from the General Fund, split evenly between the source reduction program and PFAS research, monitoring, and testing activities.