Minnesota SF2410 modifies PFAS prohibitions, exempts electronic components until 2032, delays lead-containing product bans, and extends firefighting.
Minnesota SF2410 amends state statutes to modify PFAS prohibitions, exempting electronic and internal components from certain PFAS prohibitions until January 1, 2032. The bill also delays prohibitions on certain lead-containing products, such as lead solder and pens containing lead, until January 1, 2028. Additionally, it extends the prohibition on PFAS-containing firefighting foam at airport hangars until the state fire marshal determines that the Federal Aviation Administration has provided policy guidance on transitioning to fluorine-free firefighting foam, such foam is included in the.
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