Hundreds of Californians Just Sued Carefree Over PFAS. Now the Case Hinges on 2 Words
Sarah Bell was quoted in the Inc. Magazine article "Hundreds of Californians Just Sued Carefree Over PFAS. Now the Case Hinges on 2 Words."
In the article, Sarah noted that the presence of PFOA alone in a product does not establish that the ingredient was added intentionally. She said that beginning in 2027, she expects the State of California’s Department of Toxic Substances Control to set limits on the amount of PFOA in menstrual products. For now, its presence does not imply intentionality.
The article is available here.
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