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Minnesota Rules Chapter 7026 published with PFAS reporting details

PFAS MinnesotaMinnesota Revisor of StatutesMinnesota
Announced

Apr 8, 2026

Effective

Apr 8, 2026

Implementation

Sep 15, 2026

Description

Minnesota Rules Chapter 7026, published April 8, 2026, provides comprehensive implementing regulations for PFAS product reporting under Amara's Law. The rules establish detailed procedures including definitions (7026.0010), responsible party determinations (7026.0020), required report information (7026.0030), reporting updates (7026.0040), record-keeping requirements for at least five years after products leave the supply chain, and specific reporting exemptions. Manufacturers must report through the PRISM system and pay associated fees.

Key Findings

Minnesota Rules Chapter 7026 published with PFAS reporting details

![Capital Icon](/static/images/capitol2.svg) # 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 Rules Chapter 7026 published with PFAS reporting details

. A manufacturer or group of manufacturers must provide the documentation under item​ A to the commissioner upon request.​ Official Publication of the State of Minnesota​ Revisor of Statutes​ 7026.0080​ MINNESOTA RULES​ 9​ C. A manufacturer or group of manufacturers must maintain records according to this​ subpart for at least five years after products containing intentionally added PFAS are removed from​ the supply

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