EU packaging rules limiting PFAS “forever chemicals” have taken effect, targeting substances that can persist in the environment and potentially move into food and beverages. The regulations introduce caps for specific PFAS in certain packaging materials, aiming to reduce consumer exposure over time. Manufacturers will need to ensure compliance with the new limits, which may drive changes in material sourcing and product formulations. Regulators say the step is intended to curb long-term health risks associated with PFAS contamination. Businesses are expected to adjust labeling, testing, and quality-control processes to demonstrate that packaging meets the new requirements.
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