Baneffective January 1, 2024
Colorado banned intentionally added PFAS in carpets, fabric treatments, food packaging, and juvenile products from 2024.
Covers: Carpets & rugs · Fabric & stain treatments · Food packaging · Juvenile products
Colorado PFAS product requirements
Baneffective January 1, 2025
Colorado's PFAS ban extended to cosmetics, indoor textile furnishings, and upholstered furniture in 2025.
Covers: Cosmetics · Textile furnishings · Upholstered furniture (indoor)
Baneffective January 1, 2026
Colorado's 2026 wave bans intentionally added PFAS in cookware, cleaning products, dental floss, menstrual products, ski wax, and artificial-turf installation.
Covers: Cookware · Cleaning products · Dental floss · Menstrual products · Ski & snowboard wax · Artificial turf
Baneffective January 1, 2027
Outdoor textile furnishings join Colorado's PFAS ban in 2027.
Covers: Outdoor furniture (leather/textile)
Baneffective January 1, 2028
From 2028, Colorado's ban extends to textile articles including apparel and outdoor apparel for severe wet conditions.
Covers: Apparel & accessories · Outdoor apparel (severe wet conditions) · Textile furnishings
2028 wave also covers commercial food equipment and medical floor-maintenance products (outside consumer scope).
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