New Mexico’s PFAS reporting deadline remains January 1, 2027. Learn how the labeling injunction appeal, exemption review, reporting fees, and NMPRS requirements affect electronics manufacturers.
Minnesota’s first PRISM reporting cycle generated 63,549 PFAS disclosure records from 189 companies. Explore key trends, PTFE usage patterns, reporting gaps, supplier data challenges, and what the findings mean for manufacturers.
Watch GreenSoft’s webinar on U.S. state PFAS requirements for electronics manufacturers. Learn about New Mexico, Minnesota, Maine, Washington, Connecticut, supplier data collection, and PFAS reporting obligations.
A federal court has temporarily blocked enforcement of New Mexico’s PFAS labeling requirement. Learn what the ruling means for reporting obligations, product restrictions, and PFAS compliance planning.
Join our webinar covering the latest updates on New Mexico, Minnesota, Maine, and TSCA 8(a)(7) requirements, along with practical strategies for supplier engagement, PFAS data collection, and multi-state reporting readiness.
Prepare for upcoming PFAS reporting deadlines with practical guidance for electronics manufacturers. Learn how to launch supplier outreach, identify PFAS data gaps, validate declarations, and strengthen compliance data management before year‑end.
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