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DEEP Issues Response to Public Comments on PFAS Labeling and Reporting Form

PFAS ConnecticutConnecticut Department of Energy and Environmental Protection (DEEP)Connecticut
Announced

Dec 3, 2025

Description

DEEP issued a formal response document addressing public comments received during the comment period on the draft PFAS labeling requirements and reporting form. Key clarifications include: labeling is triggered by intentionally added PFAS, not merely presence; manufacturers can claim 'PFAS-Free' if products do not contain intentionally added PFAS; and DEEP committed to developing guidance on the interplay between Connecticut's requirements, federal law, and other state regulations.

Key Findings

DEEP Issues Response to Public Comments on PFAS Labeling and Reporting Form

Department Responses This document provides a summary of the primary comments received from PFAS in Products stakeholders during the two week comment period on DEEP’s Draft PFAS Labeling Order and Draft Reporting Form. The comments cut across multiple areas of concern, including confidentiality of information submitted through the reporting form; testing standards for PFAS and general compliance; coordination of both

DEEP Issues Response to Public Comments on PFAS Labeling and Reporting Form

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