Uploaded October 2022 | Updated September 2026, 2 hours ago
IHA and the Cookware & Bakeware Alliance (CBA) continue their partnership to inform the housewares industry about legislation regulating products made with PFAS chemicals. An issue once thought to affect mainly certain non-stick coated cookware and bakeware is impacting a wide range of housewares products that come in contact with food. The latest installment of this joint educational program by IHA and CBA will provide important updates on enacted and proposed state laws covering products made with PFAS chemicals. Panelists will allocate extra time during this special IHA Connect FALL presentation to answer the many questions being asked by industry decision-makers about how to prepare for looming PFAS regulation.
IHA and the Cookware & Bakeware Alliance (CBA) continue their partnership to inform the housewares industry about legislation regulating products made with PFAS chemicals. An issue once thought to affect mainly certain non-stick coated cookware and bakeware is impacting a wide range of housewares products that come in contact with food. The latest installment of this joint educational program by IHA and CBA will provide important updates on enacted and proposed state laws covering products made with PFAS chemicals. Panelists will allocate extra time during this special IHA Connect FALL presentation to answer the many questions being asked by industry decision-makers about how to prepare for looming PFAS regulation.
