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Illinois requires notification when selling PFAS-containing firefighting PPE

PFAS IllinoisIllinois General AssemblyIllinois
Announced

Aug 15, 2025

Effective

Jan 1, 2026

Implementation

Jan 1, 2026

Description

Public Act 104-221 amends the PFAS Reduction Act to require that, beginning January 1, 2026, any person, firm, association, partnership, corporation, organization, joint venture, importer, or domestic distributor of firefighting agents or firefighting equipment that sells firefighting personal protective equipment containing PFAS chemicals to any person, local government, or State agency must provide written notice to the purchaser at the time of sale. The notice must state that the equipment contains PFAS chemicals. This notification requirement applies alongside the prohibition on firefighting personal protective clothing.

Key Findings

Illinois requires notification when selling PFAS-containing firefighting PPE

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Illinois requires notification when selling PFAS-containing firefighting PPE

ch shall state: (i) that the firefighting personal protective equipment contains PFAS chemicals; and (ii) the reason PFAS chemicals are added to the equipment. Requires the seller and the purchaser of the equipment to retain a copy of the required notice on file

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