Does Lululemon use PFAS in its products?

Lululemon states that it does not use PFAS in its products and phased out the substance in fiscal year 2023, having previously used it in a small percentage of durable water-repellent items.

What are PFAS and why is Texas investigating them?

PFAS, known as 'forever chemicals,' are persistent in the environment and human body. Texas is investigating them due to concerns about potential health impacts and alleged misrepresentations by companies about their safety and presence in consumer products.

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Texas AG Probes Lululemon for 'Forever Chemicals'

14 Apr

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Summary

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton is investigating Lululemon for potential PFAS.
The probe questions Lululemon's marketing about product safety and wellness claims.
Lululemon states it does not use PFAS and phased them out in early 2023.

Texas AG Probes Lululemon for 'Forever Chemicals'

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton has initiated an investigation into Lululemon Athletica over concerns about per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) in its athletic apparel. This probe seeks to determine if the company's marketing has misled consumers about product safety and if its practices align with its stated standards.

Paxton's office is examining Lululemon's Restricted Substances List, testing protocols, and supply chain practices. The investigation includes a civil investigative demand, focusing on consumer protection and advertising claims related to product safety and wellness.