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Washington PFAS product reporting requirements effective for 9 product categories
WAC 173-337 (Safer Products Restrictions and Reporting)Washington State Department of EcologyWashington
Announced
Jan 1, 2026
Effective
Jan 31, 2027
Implementation
Jan 1, 2026
Description
Washington's PFAS reporting requirements under WAC 173-337 are now effective for manufacturers of products in 9 categories: apparel for extreme/extended use, automotive waxes, cookware and kitchen supplies, firefighting PPE, floor waxes and polishes, footwear, gear for recreation and travel, hard surface sealers, and ski waxes. First reports are due January 31, 2027, and annually thereafter. Products testing above 50 ppm total fluorine are presumptively deemed to contain intentionally added PFAS subject to reporting. Reports are submitted through the High Priority Chemical Data System (HPCDS).
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Washington PFAS product reporting requirements effective for 9 product categories
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Washington PFAS product reporting requirements effective for 9 product categories
English ### What are you looking for? #### Loading component... #### Some topics you might be interested in # Washington, USA, Regulates PFAS in Consumer Goods SG 174/25 US state of Washington has adopted a rule to regulate per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) in 12 priority consumer products. In June 2025, the Washington Department of Ecology (DoE) issued a draft rule to regulate PFAS in 12 product categories