Current Policy (3 bills in 1 state) Adopted Policy (2 bills in 1 state) Toxic / Issue (Show All) BPA, Phthalates, and Chemicals Used in Plastic Cadmium Chemical Prioritization / Disclosure / Phase-out Chemicals used in Cleaning, Cosmetics and Construction Crumb Rubber Food Packaging Formaldehyde Hazardous 100 Heavy Metals Lead Mercury Microbeads PCBs PFAS Toxic Chemicals General Toxic Flame Retardants Triclosan State (Show All) Alabama Alaska Arizona Arkansas California Colorado Connecticut Delaware Florida Georgia Hawaii Idaho Illinois Indiana Iowa Kansas Kentucky Louisiana Maine Maryland Massachusetts Michigan Minnesota Mississippi Missouri Montana National Nebraska Nevada New Hampshire New Jersey New Mexico New York North Carolina North Dakota Ohio Oklahoma Oregon Pennsylvania Rhode Island South Carolina South Dakota Tennessee Texas Utah Vermont Virginia Washington Washington D.C. West Virginia Wisconsin Wyoming Hide Map Show Map State: Iowa Iowa Food Packaging , PFAS S 386: Prohibits the manfuacture and sale of food packaging materials containing PFAS. Iowa Toxic Flame Retardants , PFAS HF 775: Prohibits the sale of upholstered furniture containing toxic flame retardants; prohibits the manufacture and sale of class B firefighting foam, food packaging, and firefighter protective equipment containing PFAS chemicals; prohibits the discharge and use of PFAS-containing foam for training purposes; and requires the Department of Health to conduct a 1-year study into non-PFAS alternatives for food packaging. Iowa Triclosan , Chemicals used in Cleaning, Cosmetics and Construction SF 24: Prohibits the sale of cleaning products containing triclosan. Iowa Mercury , Heavy Metals HF 2669: Bans mercury thermostats. (Adopted in 2008) Iowa Mercury , Heavy Metals Iowa Code §§ 455B.801-455B.809: Requires vehicles manufacturers to develop and implement a plan to remove, collect, recover, and recycle or dispose of certain mercury switches from end-of-life vehicles; requires people to remove all mercury from vehicles prior to scrapping them. (Adopted in 2006)
