Check whether a composite-wood mill is on CARB's Certified Mills List before sourcing formaldehyde-compliant panels for California-bound flooring or finished goods

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Steps

  1. Go to CARB's Certified Mills List resource page (ww2.arb.ca.gov/resources/documents/certified-mills-list)
  2. Download the current-dated XLSX file — the list is updated monthly and the filename/date changes with each release
  3. Search the mill name/ID against the target composite wood panel supplier
  4. Note that CARB states the list is informational only and does not represent CARB endorsement of any mill

Known gotchas

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