Electronic and internal components exempted from PFAS prohibitions.
HF 1868 amends Minnesota law to exempt electronic and internal components (like circuit boards in devices) from certain PFAS chemical prohibitions until January 1, 2032. This directly affects manufacturers and sellers of products containing these components, as they are no longer required to comply with PFAS restrictions for these specific parts. The bill modifies Minnesota Statutes section 116.943, subdivision 8, adding this temporary exemption to existing rules. The change is effective immediately upon enactment but only applies to electronic/internal components, not entire products.
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Introduced Mar 5, 2025
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