Objectives

Establish an ongoing dialogue with EPA around the conversion to

Alternatives for Long Chain Perfluorinates including short-chain

perfluorinated chemicals

Understand EPA objectives and timing for Long Chain Perfluorinated

Chemicals

DuPont to provide update and feedback on market reaction to recent

EPA announcements on the Chemical Action Plan for Long Chain

Perfluorinated Chemicals and amendment of the Polymer Exemption

Develop understanding of EPA position on Stewardship Program

reporting of Fluorotelomer Intermediates product content by Program

members post 2010

DuPont to provide requested feedback to EPA on available Industry Data

3/24/2010
Fluorotelomer Short Chain Transition Update

Estimate

Consent Order Completion

Effective Date Number Estimate Stage of Conversion Date

8/10/2007 1 100% Complete 12/31/2009

Commercial trials;

11/20/2008 2 70% conversion 6/3012010

Customer sampling estimated to start in April 2010

3/26/2009 3 0% Conversion 9/30/2011

Commercial trials;

3/26/2009 3 20% conversion 12/31/2011

312612009 3 Customer sampling 12/31/2010

312612009 3 Customer sampling 6/30/2011

Customer sampling estimated to 3Q2010

6/112009 4 0% Conversion 12131/2011

Commercial trials;

611/2009 4 5% conversion 12/31/2010

Customer trials;

12/912009 5 5% conversion 12/31/2010

Customer trials;

12/912009 5 0% conversion 12/31/2010

NA 6 Customer sampling

NA 6 Customer sampling

NA 7 Customer sampling

NA 9 NA NA

312412010
Carpet Application - 100% Complete in US

Global Transition status

Success Factors

• Large Knowledgeable customers with Stewardship

Experience

• Pull from Industry for Alternatives

• Carpet Industry with history of transitions

• Drop in Replacements

• Consumer Facing

Challenges

• High Competitive Intensity

• Trials required at every mill

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Global Transition Factors

Import regulations

Dossier preparation and testing

New product listings

3/24/2010
Feedback on Chemical Action lan,

Polymer Exemption

Time

Alternatives

Policy

Economics

Urgency

3/24/2010
Long Chain Fluorotelomer Intermediates

Want to understand EPA position on Stewardship

Program reporting of Fluorotelomer Intermediates

product content by Program members post 2010

What communications or messaging will EPA

provide to participants? Non participants?

What mechanisms are available to EPA to address

the issue? Articles?

3/24/2010
iscussion on vailable Industry ata

Human Health & Environment

Availability of Alternatives

Economics

Foreign Producers

3/24/2010
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The database iists effective premarket notifications for food contact substances that have been demonstrated to be safe for their

intended use, The list includes the food contact substance the notifier, the manufacturer of the FCS" the intended use, the

limitations on the conditions of use for the FCS and its the effective date, and its environmental decision, Under

section 409(h)(2)(C) of the Federal Food.. and Cosmetic Act U,S,c. 348 a food contact notification (Fct~) is

only effective for the manufacturer or supplier in the Pe,'sons market a FCS based on an effecti'·je

notification must be able to demonstrate that the notification is effective for their food contact substance, All persons who

purchase a food contact substance manufactured or supplied by a manufacturer or supplier identified in an effective notification

may rely on that notification to legally market or use the food contact substance for the use that is the subject of the notification,

consistent with any limitations in that notification, ,6,dditional information about Food Contact Substances and the Definitions of

Food Types and Conditions of Use are available on the FCS Program page,

Inventory of Effective food Contact Substance (fCS) Notifications

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XXXVI. Paper and board for food contact

lis of 01.Q6.2009

Preamble

1. This Rooomrnendalioo Is valid for single an<! rnullj·layamdcommodtlles

mam of P6'pGf or paperboard which 'if" irn"nood to corm stuff&

mat<llialsl

2. This Rooomrnendlllioo doss not appy to Pap<!f and board for USG in microwav" ovens

3. In a oompooilB, multi'~r"d Of (xlal9d mat<>ria.JI" ,~if:tOO~~:~~/::!~~~~~~~:=::~:.iIh 1he fuCJ<fstulf is maOO 01P6'pGr or paperboard it IT

Also,moopt for trliro<>s that ar" harmloosto health andh""" no "lfect on tast.. or "room of

1he IoCJ<fstulf,!hoo> must 00 00 migrationof substanoas from o!h<>r iay<>fS into Ioodslu!fs or

on 1heitsur/am.

4. If p1lilS1lcs or o1hi>r polyffiGfS are usod to coal papGr or pap!l'rboardon too side !hal wiB00_

into contact willi 1hefoodalolf, only substances in compllanoo with too oormrspondi,,!! BlR

RocommGndatioosan<!1he oondilionlloopulat..d tOOr..in may 00 ussd,

5. Paper or fillerlaysrs thal will 00 slIbJocl, formampm, to hatGX!l'llCljon

'lGr pap"'."j,an<! paperthat will come intoconlocl with ~cl ~f'b." """,lin

plywith 1hespecial mquitGmanlslaid downin RooO!Tl!l1OOdatioo XXXVV1

hot flit.... pap!l'ffi and norI"y<>rs' and RGcommsndatiooXXXV"'" 'Pllp<If

an<! paperboard lor baking purposes'.

6. MGthooo for "'sting commodities (mal9ri"ls and

published und<!r 1helille 4Jnl9rsuclmng von Plipier<l<l,

oonsmitlG!kfll1talkl" and can 00 obtainllli fromthe German hand D<>ut!lch9r p"plerlaOOkl>n" ..V. - VDPj, Bonn.

or paP'J'rboardare

und PaPP<1'" fUrden LsPaper Assrucfation IV"..-

7. To 1he""toot thal!his end tOO RGcommsndationsroontio....d ,above unoor 4. ,,,,stricttoo Ul'lfl

ofOBl'l9in production aidsand ,,,finl,,!! agents, tOO m1'lXlmum quantitlBsgivsn, Ifnot applied

to surf""" araa Of otOOrwloo sl9t"d, mIB,to tn.. dIYllnlsh<!d proc!uct.

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fclk>wi,,!! values:

9, TOO flnish<!d pap!l'fmust not contain mer",than 0.15 f"!l1Ischl~l.

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