The New Mexico Environment Department recently added guidance to its per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) website to assist consumers, businesses and manufacturers in their efforts to comply with New Mexico’s PFAS labeling requirements under the PFAS Protection Act. The guidance provides detailed instructions regarding the contents of the state’s PFAS label, as well as where to place and display the label on products, packaging, online sales platforms and complex durable goods. The guidance also establishes the process through which manufacturers can rely on labeling adopted in other states, outlines the procedures for those seeking waivers because their products contain intentionally added PFAS that will not come into direct contact with consumers during intended use, and describes the enforcement mechanisms and potential penalties for noncompliance under the Act.