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Perfluorooctane sulfonic acid, its salts and perfluorooctane sulfonyl fluoride (PFOS group)

Import and export prohibition

Direct answer: Perfluorooctane sulfonic acid, its salts and perfluorooctane sulfonyl fluoride (PFOS group) appears in a current official import/export measure. This is a catalogue hit. It is not a final transaction decision. Check the linked notice for scope, exceptions and destination. Then verify the end user and end use.

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Catalogue record

Item name
全氟辛基磺酸及其盐类和全氟辛基磺酰氟（PFOS 类）
Control code
商务部公告2023年第63号
CAS Registry No.
1763-23-129081-56-929457-72-52795-39-3307-35-770225-14-856773-42-3251099-16-831506-32-84151-50-21691-99-224448-09-7
Category
禁止进口货物目录（第九批）/ 禁止出口货物目录（第八批）
Effective date
2024-01-01
Official status
禁止进口及出口（公告所列例外除外）
Source catalogue
Import and export prohibition
Index record
mofcom-2023-63-pfos / 6
Full source verification through
2026-08-22
Catalogue data updated
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Reviewed English rendering of the catalogue excerpt

The PFOS group includes the acid, listed salts, perfluorooctane sulfonyl fluoride and the named sulfonamides in Announcement No. 63 of 2023. It is listed in both prohibited-import and prohibited-export catalogues. Product names determine scope; HS codes are for declaration reference. Laboratory-scale research and reference-standard uses are excluded.

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