3M after inquiry committee commotion: “We understand frustrations, but the questions were too detailed”

3M wants to continue to communicate as transparently as possible, says the company itself. “We don’t want to hide anything,” it already sounded in the inquiry committee on September 3. That too is now being told to the American press. The chemical company regrets that there is so much distrust of 3M. “We do not discharge illegal substances from our factory. We make every effort to complete the process quickly and transparently, while respecting good scientific rigor. We have been researching the effects of PFOS on our own employees for years, but none of these studies showed negative effects on their health,” said Teeters in the Flemish Parliament earlier this month.

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