Washington SB5975 regulates lead levels in aluminum and brass cookware sold in the state.

Washington SB5975 establishes regulations on lead levels in aluminum and brass cookware sold in the state. Beginning January 1, 2026, manufacturers cannot produce, sell, or distribute aluminum or brass cookware, utensils, or components containing lead above 90 parts per million. This limit drops to 10 parts per million starting January 1, 2030. Retailers and wholesalers are prohibited from knowingly selling non-compliant products. Exemptions apply to certain items, including those repaired or replaced under warranty after January 1, 2028, and casual or isolated sales by nonprofits.

Washington SB5975 regulates lead levels in aluminum and brass cookware sold in the state.

Washington SB5975 establishes regulations on lead levels in aluminum and brass cookware sold in the state. Beginning January 1, 2026, manufacturers cannot produce, sell, or distribute aluminum or brass cookware, utensils, or components containing lead above 90 parts per million. This limit drops to 10 parts per million starting January 1, 2030. Retailers and wholesalers are prohibited from knowingly selling non-compliant products. Exemptions apply to certain items, including those repaired or replaced under warranty after January 1, 2028, and casual or isolated sales by nonprofits.