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Minnesota, USA, Delays Reporting Deadline for PFAS in Products

SafeGuardSAutomotive, Cosmetics & Personal Care, Electrical & Electronics, Hardgoods, Personal and Protective Equipment, Softlines, Toys and Juvenile ProductsMay 05, 2026

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Minnesota extends the reporting due date for per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) in products by two and a half months.

In 2025, the Minnesota Pollution Control Agency (MCPA) announced a six-month extension to the initial reporting deadline from January 1 to July 1, 2026, for products containing intentionally added PFAS (Amara’s Law, SafeGuardS 113/25 and references therein).

The MPCA has updated its website to assist manufacturers with reporting PFAS in products.

What elements are in the latest MPCA update?

Key changes in the update include:

  • Extending the revised reporting due date to September 15, 2026. This will give manufacturers, which include importers or first domestic distributors, as defined by statute, additional time to:
    • Establish agreements with suppliers to report on their behalf as permitted in the state rule
    • Become familiar with the PFAS Reporting and Information System for Manufacturers (PRISM), a new platform with improvements and enhancements since its soft launch in December 2025
  • Making available forms and guidance for manufacturers who wish to request a PFAS reporting extension and waiver. Such forms, along with fees, must be postmarked by August 16, 2026
  • Updating the MPCA’s helpful timeline to assist stakeholders with reporting PFAS in products (see Table 1 below)

 

 Date Remark
 May 2023
  • Reporting requirements for PFAS in products under Amara’s Law were signed into law
 2023-2025
  • Rulemaking for PFAS reporting and fees progresses while manufacturers collect information for reporting
 Fall 2025
  • Rulemaking finalized
 December 2025
  • PRISM entered a soft launch for final review
 January 2026
  • PRISM 1.0 was available to manufacturers
 February 2026
  • PRISM 1.1 with improvements was launched
 April 2026
  • PRISM 1.2 was launched 
  • Updated support documents, extension request forms and waiver request forms 
 August 16, 2026
  • Requests for reporting extension and waivers must be postmarked by this date
 September 15, 2026
  • Initial reports due
 December 14, 2026
  • Reports due for manufacturers receiving extensions
 February 1 each year
  • Annual updates due when required

Table 1

Who is impacted?

The latest update affects stakeholders across the consumer product supply chain, including manufacturers, importers and distributors operating in Minnesota.

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