Is Your Cookware Hiding Dangerous Chemicals?

Celeb chefs fight to stop CA’s plan to ban pans
California lawmakers passed a bill to phase out PFAS “forever chemicals” in cookware, including nonstick pans, and it now awaits Governor Gavin Newsom’s decision with a compliance timeline that phases in cookware restrictions by 2030. A coalition of celebrity chefs — including Rachael Ray, David Chang, and Thomas Keller — has publicly pushed back, arguing PTFE-based nonstick pans are safe when used responsibly and warning the ban could raise costs for home cooks and professional kitchens2. This video breaks down Senate Bill 682, what PFAS are, the health and environmental arguments on both sides, who stands to win or lose (consumers, cookware makers, restaurants), and what the ban would mean for cookware sales, recycling, and the cookware market in California and beyond
California Governor Gavin Newsom faces a decision regarding the bill banning forever chemicals from non stick cookware. The bill addresses health and safety concerns and was passed due to pollution research and advocacy from environmental science groups. Newsom 2028 implications are also being considered, along with consumer protection.
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