New Mexico PFAS Compliance Guide

Where to download the official New Mexico PFAS label

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 manufacturer reporting requirement (due Jan 1, 2027) or the phased sales prohibitions (2027/2028). Labeling is therefore currently unenforced — treat the label obligation as uncertain pending appeal.

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The State of New Mexico Environment Department publishes the required PFAS container label (flame-in-Erlenmeyer-flask pictogram with the letters PFAS) for free in .eps, .jpg and .png formats on the NMED manufacturers page.

Because the artwork is free, the real compliance work is (1) determining which of your products with intentionally added PFAS need it, (2) getting size/contrast placement right on the label, and (3) keeping up as the ban list grows.

The authoritative source is env.nm.gov/pfas/manufacturers. Use the free scope check below to confirm which products need the label.

Check which of your products need the PFAS label — free scope check. → Start the free check

This page is an independent, unpaid informational guide. The authoritative source is the State of New Mexico Environment Department (NMED). Filing happens on the official, free NMPRS portal; label artwork is published free by NMED at env.nm.gov/pfas/manufacturers. Not legal advice.