PFAS: Understand, evaluate and act - towards alternatives to eternal pollutants

Discover our white paper on PFAS: industrial uses, future regulatory risks, innovationsand possible alternatives to eternal pollutants. More than 80 scientific publications analyzed (2020-2025)

Per- and polyfluoroalkylated substances, or PFASare today at the heart of regulatory, health and industrial concerns. Used in many sectors for their unique properties (resistance to water, grease, heat, etc.), they are now also known for their high performance. extreme persistence in the environment and their effects on human health.

Forthcoming bans, substitution obligations, growing pressure from NGOs and the general public: industrial players must act now to understand their uses, assess risks and anticipating the transition to sustainable alternatives.

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Who is this white paper for?

This document is intended for: QHSE managers, CSR and Environment, Industrial management and innovation, Players in the water treatment, chemicals, packaging, industrial textileResearchers and technical managers looking for solutions.

What you'll find in this white paper :

This 15 pagesbased on more than 80 recent scientific publications (2020 to 2025), offers a clear, structured summary:

  1. Nature and environmental behavior of PFAS : Understanding their persistence and chemical structure, Assessing their mobility in soils and bioaccumulation
  2. Human exposure and health effects : Main exposure routes (air, water, food), Endocrine, thyroid, carcinogenic and reproductive risks
  3. Monitoring and detection : Current analytical methods and limitations, Non-targeted approaches and emerging challenges
  4. Treatment and disposal : Existing pollution control technologies (adsorption, oxidation, etc.), Current innovations and technological challenges
  5. Regulation and governance : Towards a class-based approach in the EU and internationally, Environmental justice and the protection of vulnerable populations
  6. PFAS alternatives and substitutes : Examples of industries in transition, Fluorine-free innovations, performance challenges and acceptability
  7. Strategic recommendations : How to assess your exposure? How do you begin the substitution process?

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