If it's PFAS-free, then there is no fluoropolymer in it. Shorter chain PFAS molecules, with shorter half-lives, have been and are still being explored as alter

If it's PFAS-free, then there is no fluoropolymer in it. Shorter chain PFAS molecules, with shorter half-lives, have been and are still being explored as alternatives, for other use cases. This announcement applies only to the sale of food-contact paper and paperboard where PFAS was used fro grease-proofing. The comments on this make me realize how far the information gap is that must be closed with the pubic. The media are not doing a great job