PFAS (per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances) are a large and complex group of chemicals. There isn’t one single agreed list from authorities, and definitions can vary depending on where you operate or what rules apply.

Environmental or ‘green’ claims are statements made by companies about the environmental benefits or attributes of their products (goods and services). Learn more about them in our Q&A.

With the rapidly changing nature of the PFAS regulatory landscape, it’s important to stay on top of changes and updates. Following our last Q+A, here are more key PFAS questions that our experts have answered.

In Canada, recent regulatory updates have aimed to bolster efforts in managing and mitigating the risks associated with PFAS contamination. Learn about the latest regulatory developments concerning PFAS in Canada and their implications.

With the rapidly changing nature of the PFAS regulatory landscape, it’s important to stay on top of changes and updates. Following on from our February Q+A, here are some more key PFAS questions that our experts have answered.

With the rapidly changing nature of the PFAS regulatory landscape, it’s important to stay on top of changes and updates. Here our Global Monitoring team answers your frequently asked questions about PFAS.

Insight into the regulation of PFAS substances, the many differences between global frameworks and the roadblocks that are continuing to emerge in an effort to restrict PFAS substances.

With growing evidence that continued exposure above specific levels to certain PFAS may lead to adverse health effects, experts across Canada and the US are working hard to answer critical questions about PFAS.

There are more than 12000 PFAS with an array of uses in a variety of products. Therefore, legislative action needs to be, and in some cases already has been, implemented to effectively manage PFAS and minimise their impacts.