France sets out rules for a national PFAS ban in textiles, which includes an effective carve out for secondhand garments
PARIS - France’s newly published decree which defines how the country’s ban on PFAS applies to textiles, footwear, and waterproofing agents confirms a range of market thresholds, exemptions and how secondhand garments are effectively now out of scope.
This carveout means that used PFAS-treated textiles can continue to be traded in the French secondhand market, even as new PFAS-containing products are progressively restricted.
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