New Mexico · 20.13.2 NMAC · Reports due Jan 1, 2027

Does your product have to file a New Mexico PFAS report?

Update (Sept 16, 2026): A federal court (D.N.M.) granted a preliminary injunction blocking enforcement of New Mexico's PFAS labeling regulation while litigation proceeds. The order does not affect the reporting requirement (due Jan 1, 2027) or the phased sales prohibitions (2027/2028). The label obligation is currently unenforced — treat it as uncertain pending appeal.

Manufacturers, importers and online sellers of consumer products containing intentionally added PFAS that sell into New Mexico must report every product to NMED by January 1, 2027 — no size exemption, penalties up to $15,000/day. This 60-second check tells you if you're in scope.

Deadline: Report due Jan 1, 2027. The label rule (products manufactured after Jan 1, 2027) is currently blocked by a court injunction — see the update above. Online/catalog sales into NM are explicitly in scope. No business-size exemption exists.
Step 1 · Product category

In 2027 the rule covers: cookware, food packaging, dental floss, juvenile products, firefighting foam. Select your product's closest category:

Step 2 · PFAS status

Does the product contain PFAS that is intentionally added (not just trace/contaminant)?

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This is an independent compliance aid, not the New Mexico Environment Department. Fees and penalties are NMED's; verify against 20.13.2 NMAC and the NMPRS portal (nmpfs.env.nm.gov).
New Mexico PFAS Compliance Guide

Plain-language breakdowns of who must report, what to label, and what's banned — based on rule 20.13.2 NMAC.