Summary
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton is investigating Lululemon for potential use of PFAS, chemicals known as "forever chemicals," in its clothing. Paxton aims to determine if Lululemon misled consumers about the safety of its products. Lululemon stated it no longer uses PFAS and is cooperating with the investigation.
Key Facts
- Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton is investigating Lululemon for possible PFAS in its products.
- PFAS are chemicals that persist in the environment and the human body and are often called "forever chemicals."
- The investigation looks at whether Lululemon misled consumers about the safety of its products.
- Lululemon claims it phased out PFAS from its products in fiscal year 2023.
- Paxton is running for U.S. Senate and has previously sued major chemical companies over PFAS.
- The Texas investigation is part of broader efforts to address PFAS contamination.
- Lululemon's stock prices fell following the announcement of the investigation.
- PFAS have been linked to health issues, including certain cancers, and are found in many household products.
