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Nevada SB173 PFAS Consumer Product Restrictions Fail to Pass
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Announced
Jun 3, 2025
Description
Nevada Senate Bill 173, which would have prohibited the sale of carpets, rugs, fabric treatments, food packaging, juvenile products, cosmetics, indoor textile furnishings, and indoor upholstered furniture containing intentionally added PFAS effective January 1, 2026, failed to pass before the legislative session adjourned. The bill passed both the Senate and Assembly but died when the Senate was unable to concur with Assembly amendments before the June 3, 2025 deadline. The bill also included cookware PFAS disclosure requirements. Manufacturers and distributors should note these restrictions will NOT take effect in Nevada, unlike similar laws enacted in other states.
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Nevada SB173 PFAS Consumer Product Restrictions Fail to Pass
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