New Hampshire is one statute, nine categories, and idiosyncratic wording.
RSA 149-M:64 bans intentionally added PFAS across nine consumer categories from January 1, 2027 with no reporting duty attached. The statutory language does not track the vocabulary other states use — it says 'textile treatments', 'feminine hygiene products', 'food packaging and containers', and waxes 'for use on boats, skis, surfboards, bodyboards, or skimboards'. Map your catalog against those exact phrases rather than against the category names you used for Minnesota or Colorado.
Bannedeffective January 1, 2027
New Hampshire bans intentionally added PFAS across nine consumer categories from January 1, 2027.
Covers: Carpets & rugs · Cosmetics · Fabric & stain treatments · Menstrual products · Food packaging · Juvenile products · Upholstered furniture (indoor) · Textile furnishings · Ski & snowboard wax
Statutory wording: 'textile treatments', 'feminine hygiene products', 'food packaging and containers', and waxes 'for use on boats, skis, surfboards, bodyboards, or skimboards'.
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