If no methods exist, make this clear when you submit all other information about the PFAS ingredient to the MDA.

If no analytical methods exist for a PFAS ingredient, what should be done?

If no methods exist, make this clear when you submit all other information about the PFAS ingredient to the MDA.

No

The law only requires information on product ingredients that meet the Minnesota definition of PFAS be submitted. CSFs will not be required for PFAS reporting.

Will confidential statements of formulas (CSFs) be required as part of the PFAS reporting requirement?

The law only requires information on product ingredients that meet the Minnesota definition of PFAS be submitted. CSFs will not be required for PFAS reporting.

No

Containers are not considered part of a pesticide product and thus pesticide containers will not be regulated by the MDA. Containers, including those that are fluorinated, are regulated by the Minnesota Pollution Control Agency. Questions about regulation of fluorinated containers can be directed to: pfasinfo.pca@state.mn.us.

Does using a fluorinated container qualify as intentionally added PFAS?

Containers are not considered part of a pesticide product and thus pesticide containers will not be regulated by the MDA. Containers, including those that are fluorinated, are regulated by the Minnesota Pollution Control Agency. Questions about regulation of fluorinated containers can be directed to: pfasinfo.pca@state.mn.us.

No

No.

Does leaching of PFAS into a pesticide from a fluorinated container constitute intentionally added PFAS in a product?

No.

No

Registrants are responsible for determining if their products meet the definition of “cleaning product” and notifying the MDA on renewals.

Who determines if my product is a cleaning product?

Registrants are responsible for determining if their products meet the definition of “cleaning product” and notifying the MDA on renewals.

No