About This Webinar

PFAS regulations across the United States continue to evolve rapidly, and electronics manufacturers are facing new reporting, disclosure, and product‑level obligations. New Mexico has emerged as one of the most consequential states in 2026, introducing broad PFAS requirements that affect manufacturers, distributors, and brands selling electronics and electrical equipment (EEE) into the state.

Hosted by GreenSoft Compliance Analyst Mitchell Gilbert, this webinar provides a clear, up‑to‑date overview of requirements in New Mexico, Minnesota, Maine, Washington, and Connecticut. You’ll learn how these overlapping requirements impact electronics components, assemblies, and finished products and what steps manufacturers should take now to prepare.  

What You'll Learn:

• New Mexico’s PFAS Requirements: Scope, covered products, reporting expectations, timelines, and how New Mexico’s approach differs from other states.

• Minnesota PFAS Reporting Updates: Current rules, use codes, PRISM submission details, and deadlines.

• Maine’s PFAS Program Status: Reporting obligations, recent legislative changes, and anticipated next steps.

• Washington’s and Connecticut’s EEE Scope: Relatively narrow PFAS scope, with requirements generally limited to specifically identified product categories.

• Data Collection & Supplier Engagement: Practical strategies for gathering PFAS information, validating supplier responses, and preparing for multi‑state submissions.

Get the clarity and practical steps needed to tackle evolving PFAS requirements with confidence. Register now to save your spot!