Connecticut PFAS Consumer Product Reporting and Labeling Requirements Are Now in Effect

Short summary

Connecticut's PFAS consumer product reporting and labeling requirements took effect July 1, 2026, covering apparel, cookware, cosmetics, cleaning products, children's products, and more. Manufacturers and sellers must notify DEEP about PFAS content and apply approved labels, with a full sales ban starting January 1, 2028. Companies should audit product lines, collect supply-chain data, and evaluate exemptions now to meet the compressed compliance timeline.

• •CT PFAS labeling and reporting requirements effective July 1, 2026
• •Covers apparel, cookware, cosmetics, children's products, and 10+ categories
• •Full sales ban on PFAS-containing covered products begins January 1, 2028

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