PFAS Product Disclosure Radar

Search, export and monitor PFAS-in-products disclosures filed by manufacturers under Minnesota's PFAS law (Amara's Law) and published in PRISM, the public reporting system of the Interstate Chemicals Clearinghouse (IC2).

The PRISM website is built for looking up one report at a time. This Actor turns the full public dataset (about 285,000 product × component × chemical records from 270+ disclosures and 230+ manufacturers, as of October 2026) into a clean table you can filter, schedule and export to CSV, Excel, JSON, Google Sheets or your own system.

Source and disclaimer. Data source: PRISM, public data published by the Interstate Chemicals Clearinghouse (IC2). This Actor is independent and is not affiliated with or endorsed by IC2 or any state agency. Records are reproduced as reported by manufacturers. They are not a safety, legal or regulatory-compliance determination. Always verify critical findings against the original disclosure in PRISM.

What you can do

• Find every disclosed product of a brand or manufacturer, with component, PFAS name, CAS number, function and concentration range.
• Search by chemical: for example, all products reporting PTFE (CAS 9002-84-0) or PVDF (CAS 24937-79-9).
• Search by component, such as gaskets, seals, cables, coatings or membranes. PRISM has no product-category field, so component and product-model keywords are the practical substitute.
• Monitor: in new mode, each scheduled run returns only records published since the previous run. It also reports which disclosures were added, withdrawn or changed for your watchlist.

Who uses it

• Retailers, distributors and procurement teams check supplier SKUs against PFAS restrictions. Minnesota's broad ban on intentionally added PFAS starts in 2032; Maine, New Mexico and other states have their own rules.
• Law firms and litigation support track new filings by named manufacturers or chemicals.
• Compliance and product-stewardship consultants benchmark how peers report components, functions and concentrations, and pre-fill supplier questionnaires.
• Journalists, researchers and NGOs get a weekly feed of newly published and withdrawn disclosures.

Input examples

All gasket components that report PTFE:

{ "mode": "all", "componentKeywords": ["gasket"], "casNumbers": ["9002-84-0"] }

Weekly monitoring of two suppliers (schedule this run):

{ "mode": "new", "manufacturers": ["Krohne", "Rogers"], "stateKey": "my-suppliers" }

Field	Meaning
mode	all: everything that matches. new: only records published since the previous run of the same watchlist.
brands, manufacturers, componentKeywords, productKeywords	Case-insensitive "contains" match. A record matches if any value matches.
casNumbers, chemicalNameKeywords, pfasFunctions	Chemical filters, e.g. 9002-84-0, fluoro, Sealant.
minConcentrationRangeId	1 (detection limit to <100 ppm) … 8 (90–100 %).
publishedSince	Only records published on or after this date. In new mode it applies to the first run only.
firstRunBehavior	outputAll (default) or baselineOnly: remember the current state without returning records, and alert from the next run.
stateKey	Name of the watchlist cursor (optional; by default derived from the filters).
maxItems	Safety cap, default 1,000. Set 0 for unlimited.

Different filters combine with AND; values within one filter combine with OR.

Output

One row per product × component × PFAS:

{
  "publishedOn": "2026-04-15T14:19:39.813Z",
  "manufacturer": "Krohne Inc",
  "brand": "KROHNE",
  "productModel": "BFS 5000, DN2.5-40",
  "productCode": "VN40",
  "component": "Gaskets, Sealings",
  "pfasName": "poly(tetrafluoroethylene) (PTFE)",
  "casNumber": "9002-84-0",
  "pfasFunction": "Sealant",
  "concentrationRange": "90 to 100%",
  "disclosureId": "MN-6AVN78N",
  "changeType": "all",
  "source": "PRISM — Interstate Chemicals Clearinghouse (IC2), public data",
  "sourceUrl": "https://prism.theic2.org/"
}

The run's key-value store also contains RUN_STATS. In new mode it additionally contains REPORT_CHANGES, the list of added, withdrawn and changed disclosures.

Alerts: schedule the Actor (daily or weekly) and connect it to email, Slack, Google Sheets, Make or Zapier through Apify integrations.

Pricing

Pay per event:

• $1.00 per 1,000 records returned (pfas-record).
• $0.02 per detected report change (report-change, new mode only).

A monitoring run with nothing new costs only the small Actor-start fee. Use maxItems or a run spending limit to cap the cost. Exporting the entire database costs about $285.

Notes and limitations

• Only information that manufacturers filed and IC2 published is available. Confidential business information and reports still under review are not public.
• Concentrations are reported as ranges, not exact values.
• The Actor uses the public PRISM API with polite rate limits and retries. It does not collect contact names, e-mails, phone numbers or addresses.
• Questions or feature requests (other states, extra fields)? Open an issue on the Actor's Issues tab.