Exempts rugs and fabrics used in vehicles from provisions of "Protecting Against Forever Chemicals Act."
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This bill clarifies that rugs and fabrics used exclusively within vehicles – including cars, trucks, and buses – are exempt from the requirements of the ‘Protecting Against Forever Chemicals Act.’ The Act generally restricts the use of per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) in certain products. This change ensures that these vehicle textiles are not subject to the same restrictions, focusing the Act’s scope on other applications.
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