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The Texas attorney general is investigating Lululemon over alleged PFAS use in its apparel. Lululemon said it phased out PFAS in January 2024 and is cooperating with the probe. Regulators will review its restricted substances list, testing protocols, and supply chain practices. The investigation adds to recent challenges including declining U.S. sales and a 38% drop in shares over the past year.
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00:02The Texas Attorney General is investigating Lululemon over the alleged use of PFAS in its
00:08apparel, according to the Wall Street Journal. PFAS are linked to health risks and persist in
00:14the environment. A Lululemon spokeswoman said the company no longer uses PFAS, noting they
00:20were previously used in a small portion of water-repellent garments before being phased
00:24out in January 2024. The company said vendors conduct third-party testing, and it is cooperating
00:31with the probe. The Attorney General's office said it will review Lululemon's restricted
00:35substances list, testing protocols, and supply chain practices to assess compliance with its
00:40safety standards. The investigation adds to recent challenges, including declining U.S.
00:45sales, product complaints, leadership changes, and a 38% drop in shares over the past year.
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