Austin, Texas — Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton on Monday issued a Civil Investigative Demand to Lululemon USA Inc., opening a probe into whether the company’s athletic apparel contains per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) and whether the company misled consumers about product safety, quality and health impacts, according to the attorney general’s office. The CID allows investigators this week to gather documents and review Lululemon’s restricted substances list, testing protocols and supply-chain practices before deciding on legal action; Lululemon says it phased out PFAS in fiscal 2023 and reported more than $11 billion in revenue in fiscal year 2025, while the attorney general’s office said it will hold the company accountable if Texas law was violated.
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您的运动装备可能不只是抗汗。一些具有防水功能的物品中发现的 PFAS 可能存在健康风险。如果您购买了 Lululemon 产品,请关注这项调查。查看您的标签并研究您服装的材质。
Lululemon 表示已于 2023 年淘汰 PFAS,但德克萨斯州正在深入调查。如果他们误导了消费者,可能会面临法律后果。如果您认识 Lululemon 的粉丝或关心产品安全的人,值得转发。
监管机构和消费者权益倡导组织可能受益于提高透明度和潜在的执法行动,以明确产品安全标准。
如果调查人员发现其不符合安全声明,Lululemon将面临潜在的声誉损害、法律费用和运营审查。
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