N.Y. ENV Law § 27-3307
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Retailer requirements
Official statutory text
§ 27-3307. Retailer requirements.\n 1. Beginning July first, two thousand twenty-six, no retailer may sell\nor offer for sale carpet in the state unless the producer of such carpet\nis participating in a carpet collection program. A retailer shall be in\ncompliance with this section if, on the date the carpet was offered for\nsale, the producer is listed on the department's website as implementing\nor participating in an approved program or if the carpet brand is listed\non the department's website as being included in the program.\n 2. Any retailer may participate, on a voluntary basis, as a designated\ncollection site pursuant to a carpet collection program and in\naccordance with all applicable laws and regulations.\n
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