PFASMatrix

Connecticut PFAS product requirements

Jul 1, 2026notify deadline
Notifyeffective January 1, 2026

Since January 1, 2026, sellers of PFAS-containing firefighter turnout gear must give written notice to the purchaser.

Covers: Firefighting PPE / turnout gear
PA 24-59 (turnout gear purchaser notice)✓ verifiedverified 2026-07-17
Notifyeffective July 1, 2026first filing due July 1, 2026

Selling these categories with intentionally added PFAS in Connecticut requires prior notification to CT DEEP — a published form with an $800 registration fee — in addition to product labeling.

Covers: Apparel & accessories · Carpets & rugs · Cleaning products · Cookware · Cosmetics · Dental floss · Fabric & stain treatments · Juvenile products · Menstrual products · Textile furnishings · Ski & snowboard wax · Upholstered furniture (indoor)

Cadence: Prior notification before offering for sale: DEEP's 'PFAS Reporting Form for Manufacturers' emailed to DEEP.CentralPermits@ct.gov (cc DEEP.PFASInProduct@ct.gov) or mailed to the Central Permit Processing Unit, with an $800 registration fee.

Notification content: product description + category, CAS numbers or molecular formula/weight, amount of each PFAS subgroup, PFAS range by % weight (total fluorine if no analytical method exists), reason PFAS is used, and manufacturer contact info.

PA 24-59 (notification to DEEP)✓ verifiedverified 2026-07-17
Labeleffective January 1, 2026

Since January 1, 2026, outdoor apparel for severe wet conditions with intentionally added PFAS may only be sold in Connecticut with a 'Made with PFAS chemicals' disclosure.

Covers: Outdoor apparel (severe wet conditions)

Disclosure text: 'Made with PFAS chemicals' — on the product and any online listing.

PA 24-59; Conn. Gen. Stat. § 22a-903c✓ verifiedverified 2026-07-17
Labeleffective July 1, 2026

Since July 1, 2026, these categories may only be sold in Connecticut with intentionally added PFAS if the manufacturer labels the product.

Covers: Apparel & accessories · Carpets & rugs · Cleaning products · Cookware · Cosmetics · Dental floss · Fabric & stain treatments · Juvenile products · Menstrual products · Textile furnishings · Ski & snowboard wax · Upholstered furniture (indoor)
PA 24-59; Conn. Gen. Stat. § 22a-903c✓ verifiedverified 2026-07-17
Baneffective January 1, 2028

From January 1, 2028, Connecticut bans the sale of these categories with intentionally added PFAS outright.

Covers: Apparel & accessories · Outdoor apparel (severe wet conditions) · Carpets & rugs · Cleaning products · Cookware · Cosmetics · Dental floss · Fabric & stain treatments · Juvenile products · Menstrual products · Textile furnishings · Ski & snowboard wax · Upholstered furniture (indoor) · Firefighting PPE / turnout gear
PA 24-59; Conn. Gen. Stat. § 22a-903c✓ verifiedverified 2026-07-17

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