Minnesota’s PFAS reporting requirements begin in September 2026, followed by New Mexico’s reporting and product restrictions in January 2027. Manufacturers without clear PFAS visibility face increasing compliance risk and potential supply chain disruption. This data-driven infographic reveals where PFAS are most commonly found, which substances are most prevalent, and how quickly PFAS exposure is increasing across global supply chains. In this infographic, you’ll learn: Where PFAS commonly appear across parts, materials, and components Which PFAS substances are most frequently identified, including PTFE and PFOA Key trends in PFAS reporting and regulatory pressure How widespread PFAS exposure is across manufacturers and suppliers Why identifying specific PFAS is essential to understanding risk and compliance Backed by insights from millions of supplier declarations, this infographic gives you a clear, data-backed view into PFAS prevalence and what it means for your organization.
