PFAS in Consumer Goods Regulated in New Mexico, USA

SGS has outlined the recent PFAS regulation for consumer goods in New Mexico. The state passed the Per- and Poly-Fluoroalkyl Substances Protection Act, which defines juvenile products and PFAS substances. The legislation includes exemptions for sixteen product categories but aims for a complete ban on PFAS in consumer items. SGS’s SafeGuardS 058.25 provides detailed information on the regulatory changes, including a summary of PFAS control measures. Stakeholders are advised to refer to the original report for more information. SGS offers consumer product services to keep businesses informed about regulatory developments. The company’s global network of laboratories provides testing and consultancy services for various consumer products. Stay updated with SGS’s SafeGuardS for the latest news in the consumer goods industry.