As Washington State Regulates Nonstick Cookware, Toxicologist Says Fear Outpaces Evidence
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As Washington State Regulates Nonstick Cookware, Toxicologist Says Fear Outpaces Evidence
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Washington State requires manufacturers to report PFAS levels in nonstick cookware by January 31, 2027—a reporting mandate that falls short of an outright ban after industry pushback. Environmental toxicologist Susan Goldhaber challenges the scientific basis for such restrictions, arguing that regulations lump together 7 million compounds under one umbrella without distinguishing toxic from benign.
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