As the US reduces its regulations on PFAS, with the withdrawal of the proposed EPA rule to place limits on PFAS discharges in industrial wastewater,
An EPA rule that would have limited the amount of PFAS that can be discharged into waterways by companies has been withdrawn by the Office
Twenty states have adopted policies regulating PFAS in packaging and/or water, with even more having introduced PFAS-focused standards or regulations. In total, 194 state policies have been adopted or introduced related to the phase out, with transparency or other accountability specifically focused on PFAS in packaging or water. That number rockets to more than 300 when all anti-PFAS policies passed or introduced – by more than 2/3 of the 50 states – are accounted for. …
In the last two months, two noteworthy actions have been taken to significantly reduce the long-contentious issue of PFAS in foods: The manufacturer commitment to
The EPA recently had updated the guidance levels of Polyfluoroalkyl substances (known as PFAS), well below the 2016 levels that the industry has been accustomed
Earlier this month, we posted an article discussing the federal crackdown on levels of PFAS in food and water, and the consequences of “chasing zero.”
Food companies are often asking what they should be watching out for and what is on the horizon that is going to impact business from
FDA is off to a fast start in 2025! By the 6th of January, FDA had already published five new guidance documents and a PFAS
There has been a lot of media, social media – and, yes, TAG – coverage of the state and federal focus on chemical risks in
PFAS, and other chemicals, continue to face research and regulatory scrutiny around the globe, with new proposed regulations, restrictions, and bans arising on a regular
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