PFAS Compliance Calendar

Every dated PFAS requirement in one calendar you can subscribe to: 151 dates ahead in US states, federal law and abroad. Subscribed calendars refresh on their own, so new laws and moved dates arrive without another download.

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The next 120 days

• October 10, 2026European Union: Apparel and textiles, ban starts. May not be placed on the market or used in textiles, leather, furs and hides in clothing and related accessories for the general public, or in footwear for the general...Add
• October 10, 2026European Union: Food packaging, ban starts. May not be placed on the market or used in paper and cardboard food contact materials within the scope of Regulation (EC) No 1935/2004 at or above the limits.Add
• October 10, 2026European Union: Other named products, ban starts. May not be placed on the market or used in mixtures for the general public (consumer mixtures) at or above the limits.Add
• October 10, 2026European Union: Cosmetics, ban starts. May not be placed on the market or used in cosmetic products as defined in Regulation (EC) No 1223/2009 at or above the limits.Add
• October 23, 2026European Union: Firefighting foam, ban starts. Firefighting foams in portable fire extinguishers containing 1 mg/L or more of the sum of all PFAS may be placed on the market only until 23 October 2026.Add
• October 23, 2026European Union: Firefighting foam, labeling duty starts. PFAS-containing foams (1 mg/L or more) placed on the market, other than in portable extinguishers, must carry the label: WARNING: Contains per- and polyfluoroalkyl...Add
• October 23, 2026European Union: Firefighting foam, use limit starts. Users of PFAS-containing foams still allowed under the derogations must use them only on class B fires, minimise emissions and exposure, collect and destroy PFAS waste...Add
• October 31, 2026New Mexico: All products, due date. Complete currently unavoidable use proposals for the January 1, 2027 bans received by this date are treated as approved while NMED reviews them.Add
• November 15, 2026Virginia: Firefighting foam, due date. Plan to end PFAS firefighting foam at Richmond International Airport by January 1, 2030 due to the Virginia Aviation Board.Add
• December 1, 2026New Mexico: Firefighting foam, due date. Spent and unused AFFF containing PFAS become listed hazardous waste under amended 20.4.1 NMAC.Add
• December 14, 2026Minnesota: Reporting, due date. Initial PFAS reports due for Minnesota manufacturers the MPCA granted an extension.Add
• December 19, 2026New York: Menstrual products, ban starts. Menstrual products containing intentionally added PFAS or other restricted substances may not be sold in New York.Add
• December 31, 2026New York: Carpets and rugs, ban starts. No carpet sold or offered for sale in New York may contain or be treated with PFAS substances for any purpose.Add
• December 31, 2026New York: Artificial turf, ban starts. The carpet law's PFAS ban also covers artificial turf, which the law includes in its definition of carpet.Add
• January 1, 2027California: Apparel and textiles, ban starts. The total organic fluorine threshold that defines regulated PFAS in textile articles drops from 100 ppm to 50 ppm.Add
• January 1, 2027California: Textile furnishings, ban starts. The 50 ppm total organic fluorine threshold applies to textile furnishings.Add
• January 1, 2027California: Upholstered furniture, ban starts. The 50 ppm total organic fluorine threshold applies to upholstery textiles.Add
• January 1, 2027California: Menstrual products, ban starts. Regulated PFAS also includes PFAS present in a menstrual product or component at or above a total organic fluorine limit to be determined by DTSC.Add
• January 1, 2027Colorado: Textile furnishings, ban starts. No person may sell, offer for sale, or distribute for sale or use outdoor textile furnishings containing intentionally added PFAS chemicals.Add
• January 1, 2027Colorado: Upholstered furniture, ban starts. No person may sell, offer for sale, or distribute for sale or use outdoor upholstered furniture containing intentionally added PFAS chemicals.Add
• January 1, 2027Delaware: Firefighting foam, requirement starts. Manufacturers of Class B foam that the law will prohibit must notify, in writing, the people who sell their products in Delaware about the law.Add
• January 1, 2027Delaware: Firefighter gear, labeling duty starts. Anyone selling firefighting personal protective equipment that contains PFAS must give the purchaser written notice at the time of sale that it contains PFAS and why...Add
• January 1, 2027Denmark: Apparel and textiles, requirement starts. Sale from businesses' existing stocks of clothing, footwear and waterproofing agents covered by the ban is allowed until 1 January 2027.Add
• January 1, 2027Illinois: Firefighting foam, ban starts. The extended compliance period for facilities that notified the State Fire Marshal ends, so the class B foam ban applies to them.Add
• January 1, 2027Illinois: Firefighter gear, ban starts. Sellers may not knowingly manufacture, sell, offer for sale, or distribute in Illinois firefighting personal protective clothing (jackets, pants, shoes, gloves, helmets)...Add
• January 1, 2027Massachusetts: Firefighter gear, ban starts. A manufacturer or other person selling firefighting PPE to a person, local government or state agency may not manufacture, knowingly sell, offer for sale, distribute for...Add
• January 1, 2027New Hampshire: Carpets and rugs, ban starts. PFAS-added carpets or rugs may not be sold, offered for sale, or distributed for sale or promotional purposes in New Hampshire.Add
• January 1, 2027New Hampshire: Cosmetics, ban starts. PFAS-added cosmetics may not be sold, offered for sale, or distributed for sale or promotional purposes in New Hampshire.Add
• January 1, 2027New Hampshire: Fabric treatments, ban starts. PFAS-added textile treatments may not be sold, offered for sale, or distributed for sale or promotional purposes in New Hampshire.Add
• January 1, 2027New Hampshire: Menstrual products, ban starts. PFAS-added feminine hygiene products may not be sold, offered for sale, or distributed for sale or promotional purposes in New Hampshire.Add
• January 1, 2027New Hampshire: Food packaging, ban starts. PFAS-added food packaging and containers may not be sold, offered for sale, or distributed for sale or promotional purposes in New Hampshire.Add
• January 1, 2027New Hampshire: Children's products, ban starts. PFAS-added juvenile products may not be sold, offered for sale, or distributed for sale or promotional purposes in New Hampshire.Add
• January 1, 2027New Hampshire: Upholstered furniture, ban starts. PFAS-added upholstered furniture may not be sold, offered for sale, or distributed for sale or promotional purposes in New Hampshire.Add
• January 1, 2027New Hampshire: Textile furnishings, ban starts. PFAS-added textile furnishings may not be sold, offered for sale, or distributed for sale or promotional purposes in New Hampshire.Add
• January 1, 2027New Hampshire: Ski wax, ban starts. PFAS-added waxes produced for use on boats, skis, surfboards, bodyboards or skimboards may not be sold, offered for sale, or distributed for sale or promotional purposes...Add
• January 1, 2027New Jersey: Firefighting foam, use limit starts. No fire department in New Jersey may use Class B firefighting foam containing intentionally added PFAS.Add
• January 1, 2027New Mexico: Cookware, ban starts. Manufacturers may not sell, offer for sale, or distribute in New Mexico, directly or through intermediaries, cookware (durable houseware items intended for direct food...Add
• January 1, 2027New Mexico: Food packaging, ban starts. Manufacturers may not sell, offer for sale, or distribute in New Mexico, directly or through intermediaries, food packaging containing intentionally added PFAS.Add
• January 1, 2027New Mexico: Dental floss, ban starts. Manufacturers may not sell, offer for sale, or distribute in New Mexico, directly or through intermediaries, dental floss containing intentionally added PFAS.Add
• January 1, 2027New Mexico: Children's products, ban starts. Manufacturers may not sell, offer for sale, or distribute in New Mexico, directly or through intermediaries, juvenile products (products designed or marketed for...Add
• January 1, 2027New Mexico: Firefighting foam, ban starts. Manufacturers may not sell, offer for sale, or distribute in New Mexico, directly or through intermediaries, firefighting foam (aqueous film-forming foam containing...Add
• January 1, 2027New Mexico: Reporting, reporting duty starts. Manufacturers of products sold or distributed in New Mexico that contain intentionally added PFAS must submit to NMED a product description with UPC or SKU, the purpose...Add
• January 1, 2027New Mexico: Reporting, reporting duty starts. Manufacturers must report each product or component with intentionally added PFAS to NMED through the New Mexico PFAS Reporting System, including concentration of each...Add
• January 1, 2027New York: Apparel and textiles, ban starts. No person may sell or offer for sale new apparel containing PFAS at or above a level DEC must set by regulation.Add
• January 1, 2027New Zealand: Cosmetics, ban starts. Cosmetic products containing PFAS may not be imported into or manufactured in New Zealand. The amended group standard commenced January 1, 2026 and allows import and...Add
• January 1, 2027Oregon: Cosmetics, ban starts. A manufacturer may not knowingly manufacture, sell, offer for sale, distribute for sale or distribute for use in Oregon any cosmetic product containing intentionally...Add
• January 1, 2027Rhode Island: Firefighter gear, ban starts. Manufacturers and other sellers may not manufacture, knowingly sell, offer for sale, distribute for sale or distribute for use in Rhode Island firefighting personal...Add
• January 1, 2027Rhode Island: Carpets and rugs, ban starts. No person may manufacture, sell, offer for sale or distribute for sale in Rhode Island carpets or rugs that contain intentionally added PFAS.Add
• January 1, 2027Rhode Island: Cookware, ban starts. No person may manufacture, sell, offer for sale or distribute for sale in Rhode Island cookware that contains intentionally added PFAS.Add
• January 1, 2027Rhode Island: Cosmetics, ban starts. No person may manufacture, sell, offer for sale or distribute for sale in Rhode Island cosmetics that contain intentionally added PFAS.Add
• January 1, 2027Rhode Island: Fabric treatments, ban starts. No person may manufacture, sell, offer for sale or distribute for sale in Rhode Island fabric treatments that contain intentionally added PFAS.Add
• January 1, 2027Rhode Island: Children's products, ban starts. No person may manufacture, sell, offer for sale or distribute for sale in Rhode Island juvenile products that contain intentionally added PFAS.Add
• January 1, 2027Rhode Island: Menstrual products, ban starts. No person may manufacture, sell, offer for sale or distribute for sale in Rhode Island menstrual products that contain intentionally added PFAS.Add
• January 1, 2027Rhode Island: Ski wax, ban starts. No person may manufacture, sell, offer for sale or distribute for sale in Rhode Island ski wax, including related tuning products, that contains intentionally added PFAS.Add
• January 1, 2027Rhode Island: Apparel and textiles, ban starts. No person may manufacture, sell, offer for sale or distribute for sale in Rhode Island textile articles, including apparel, accessories, handbags and backpacks, that...Add
• January 1, 2027Rhode Island: Textile furnishings, ban starts. No person may manufacture, sell, offer for sale or distribute for sale in Rhode Island household or business textile articles such as draperies, shower curtains...Add
• January 1, 2027Washington: Apparel and textiles, ban starts. No person may manufacture, sell or distribute apparel and accessories made of leather, natural, synthetic or technical textiles that contain intentionally added PFAS.Add
• January 1, 2027Washington: Cleaning products, ban starts. No person may manufacture, sell or distribute formulated cleaning products for residential, commercial or institutional use that contain intentionally added PFAS.Add
• January 1, 2027Washington: Other named products, ban starts. No person may manufacture, sell or distribute automotive washes (exterior cleaning products for cars, boats, trucks and other vehicles) that contain intentionally added...Add
• January 20, 2027New Jersey: Firefighter gear, labeling duty starts. Producers selling firefighting personal protective equipment with intentionally added PFAS must give the purchaser written notice at the time of sale stating that it...Add
• January 31, 2027United States (federal): Reporting, reporting duty starts. Anyone who manufactured (including imported) PFAS, including PFAS in imported articles, in any year from 2011 through 2022 must make a one-time electronic report to EPA...Add
• January 31, 2027United States (federal): Reporting, reporting duty starts. Small manufacturers (as defined in 40 CFR 704.3) whose only reporting obligation comes from importing PFAS-containing articles get a twelve-month submission period that...Add
• January 31, 2027Washington: Reporting, due date. First annual PFAS reports due to Ecology for the nine Cycle 1.5 reporting categories, including cookware, ski wax, footwear and firefighter gear.Add
• February 1, 2027Minnesota: Reporting, due date. Annual updates to Minnesota PFAS reports due.Add

By state

One feed per state with dated rules. The number is how many dates the feed holds.

• Alaska 1GoogleAppleOutlook.ics
• Arizona 2GoogleAppleOutlook.ics
• Arkansas 2GoogleAppleOutlook.ics
• California 28GoogleAppleOutlook.ics
• Colorado 24GoogleAppleOutlook.ics
• Connecticut 20GoogleAppleOutlook.ics
• Delaware 4GoogleAppleOutlook.ics
• Florida 5GoogleAppleOutlook.ics
• Georgia 1GoogleAppleOutlook.ics
• Hawaii 2GoogleAppleOutlook.ics
• Illinois 11GoogleAppleOutlook.ics
• Indiana 3GoogleAppleOutlook.ics
• Kentucky 1GoogleAppleOutlook.ics
• Louisiana 1GoogleAppleOutlook.ics
• Maine 21GoogleAppleOutlook.ics
• Maryland 7GoogleAppleOutlook.ics
• Massachusetts 2GoogleAppleOutlook.ics
• Michigan 4GoogleAppleOutlook.ics
• Minnesota 25GoogleAppleOutlook.ics
• Nevada 1GoogleAppleOutlook.ics
• New Hampshire 14GoogleAppleOutlook.ics
• New Jersey 12GoogleAppleOutlook.ics
• New Mexico 24GoogleAppleOutlook.ics
• New York 8GoogleAppleOutlook.ics
• North Carolina 1GoogleAppleOutlook.ics
• Ohio 1GoogleAppleOutlook.ics
• Oregon 4GoogleAppleOutlook.ics
• Rhode Island 16GoogleAppleOutlook.ics
• Vermont 20GoogleAppleOutlook.ics
• Virginia 4GoogleAppleOutlook.ics
• Washington 22GoogleAppleOutlook.ics
• West Virginia 1GoogleAppleOutlook.ics
• Wisconsin 2GoogleAppleOutlook.ics

By product

• Food packaging 21GoogleAppleOutlook.ics
• Cookware 12GoogleAppleOutlook.ics
• Cosmetics 21GoogleAppleOutlook.ics
• Children's products 12GoogleAppleOutlook.ics
• Apparel and textiles 19GoogleAppleOutlook.ics
• Textile furnishings 14GoogleAppleOutlook.ics
• Carpets and rugs 15GoogleAppleOutlook.ics
• Fabric treatments 13GoogleAppleOutlook.ics
• Upholstered furniture 12GoogleAppleOutlook.ics
• Cleaning products 8GoogleAppleOutlook.ics
• Dental floss 7GoogleAppleOutlook.ics
• Menstrual products 13GoogleAppleOutlook.ics
• Ski wax 10GoogleAppleOutlook.ics
• Artificial turf 5GoogleAppleOutlook.ics
• Firefighting foam 85GoogleAppleOutlook.ics
• Firefighter gear 27GoogleAppleOutlook.ics
• Pesticides 5GoogleAppleOutlook.ics
• All products 5GoogleAppleOutlook.ics
• Reporting 19GoogleAppleOutlook.ics
• Labeling 6GoogleAppleOutlook.ics

Federal and international

• United States (federal) 21GoogleAppleOutlook.ics
• European Union 22GoogleAppleOutlook.ics
• France 9GoogleAppleOutlook.ics
• Denmark 5GoogleAppleOutlook.ics
• United Kingdom 3GoogleAppleOutlook.ics
• Canada 2GoogleAppleOutlook.ics
• Australia 2GoogleAppleOutlook.ics
• New Zealand 2GoogleAppleOutlook.ics

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