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Minnesota adopts Chapter 7026 rules for PFAS product reporting
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Announced
Apr 8, 2026
Implementation
Apr 8, 2026
Description
Minnesota Pollution Control Agency finalized Minnesota Rules Chapter 7026, establishing detailed reporting requirements and procedures for products containing intentionally added PFAS. The rules define responsible parties, required report information, reporting updates, recordkeeping obligations (minimum five years after products are removed from supply chain), and reporting exemptions including products governed by federal law. These rules implement the reporting framework established under Amara's Law (Minn. Stat. 116.943).
Sources
- OfficialMinnesota Rules 2026, Chapter 7026
- OfficialMinnesota Rules Chapter 7026
Key Findings
Minnesota adopts Chapter 7026 rules for PFAS product reporting
 # Office of the Revisor of Statutes # Minnesota Administrative Rules ### [Resources](#collapse) ## Chapter 7026 ## CHAPTER 7026, PRODUCTS CONTAINING PERFLUOROALKYL AND POLYFLUOROALKYL SUBSTANCES; REPORTING ### [MINNESOTA POLLUTION CONTROL AGENCY](/rules/agency/167) Table of Parts | Part | Title | | --- | --- | | [7026.0010](/rules/7026.0010) | DEFINITIONS. | | [7026.0020](
Minnesota adopts Chapter 7026 rules for PFAS product reporting
tantially equivalent information. "Substantially equivalent information" means information that conveys the same information required under part 7026.0030 and Minnesota Statutes, section 116.943, subdivision 2. Substantially equivalent information includes an existing notification by a person who manufactures a product or component when the same product or component is offered for sale under multiple brands. Off