Oregon PFAS product requirements

Reporteffective January 1, 2018

Oregon's Toxic-Free Kids program requires biennial reports when children's products contain listed chemicals of concern — the list includes PFOS and PFOA-related PFAS.

Covers: Toys & children's products · Juvenile products

Cadence: Biennial reporting of listed high-priority chemicals in children's products, via the IC2 HPCDS portal.

Applies only to chemicals on Oregon's HPCCCH list (which includes PFOS and PFOA-related substances) above de minimis — narrower than 'all PFAS'.

Toxic-Free Kids Act; OAR 333-016✓ verifiedverified 2026-07-17

Baneffective January 1, 2025

Oregon banned PFAS-containing foam food packaging from 2025.

Covers: Food packaging

SB 543 (2023)✓ verifiedverified 2026-07-10

Baneffective January 1, 2027

Oregon's Toxic-Free Cosmetics Act bans intentionally added PFAS in cosmetics from January 1, 2027.

Covers: Cosmetics · Personal care products

SB 546, Toxic-Free Cosmetics Act (2023)✓ verifiedverified 2026-07-10

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