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South Carolina PFAS Laws

South Carolina has no statewide law restricting PFAS in consumer products or firefighting foam as of November 10, 2026.

Verified November 10, 2026

What applies in South Carolina

Without a state law, products sold in South Carolina still have to meet federal rules, including EPA's one-time TSCA PFAS reporting rule, and any product sold into other states has to meet those states' bans. Retailers selling nationally often apply the strictest state rule across their range. The product checker compares South Carolina with the states around it.

Neighboring states with PFAS laws: North Carolina (firefighting foam only), Georgia (firefighting foam only).

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