I put RoHS down so those not interested in this tedium can delete this w/o any ado. I'm current on RoHS and know it doesn't apply our electronic product lines, and am fairly confident my they are immune to (out of?) REACH.Recently was informed by Best Buy that states are looking to implement product bans on those which have " intentionally added PFAS." Anyone know more about this? The main article I've found (link below) says the regulation applies to cookware, floss and a bunch of textile-containing products.2025 PFAS prohibitions | Minnesota Pollution Control Agency While I'm on this obscure topic, does anyone remember the recent (last year, I think) guidelines from California on their list of 'forever chemicals'? I did quick run through CAlly's list last year can't even recall what the initiative/program/regulation was called. thanks, Colorado Brian
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