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“The federal buying limits should focus on nonstick cookware, cooking utensils, and stain-resistant furniture, carpet, and rugs, while treating PFOS and PFOA as specific chemicals within a broader group of harmful PFAS substances.”
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“Federal executive agencies should be blocked from buying covered cookware, utensils, furniture, carpet, or rugs with PFOS or PFOA, and should choose PFAS-free versions when they are available and practical.”
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“The PFAS buying limits should apply to federal executive agencies, not automatically to state or local governments, private buyers, or every federal entity.”
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“Federal agencies and vendors should get six months before the PFAS buying limits start, and the limits should apply only to new or renewed contracts after that date.”
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