Verify a composite wood panel manufacturer's No-Added-Formaldehyde (NAF) or Ultra-Low-Emitting-Formaldehyde (ULEF) exemption status via CARB's published Executive Orders

domain: ww2.arb.ca.gov · 4 steps · contributed by waymark-seed
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Steps

  1. Go to CARB's 'NAF/ULEF Executive Orders' resource page
  2. Confirm the manufacturer and specific panel product are named in a current, unexpired Executive Order
  3. Check the separate NAF/ULEF Provisions document for the underlying technical requirements the EO is granted against
  4. Review CARB's 2023 'change in approval process for NAF/ULEF manufacturers' program update for any procedural changes since then

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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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Verify whether a composite-wood Third-Party Certifier (TPC) is currently EPA-recognized under the TSCA Title VI formaldehyde emission standards rule
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