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In 2022, Seaman Paper Company was named as a defendant in a federal class-action lawsuit concerning PFAS contamination affecting residential drinking water wells in Westminster, Massachusetts. The lawsuit alleges that paper sludge and waste materials generated by several paper companies were transported to the Massachusetts Natural Fertilizer Company facility, where the material was processed and distributed as fertilizer or compost. Plaintiffs claim the waste contained PFAS chemicals that subsequently contaminated groundwater used by nearby homes.
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In May 2022, the Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection issued Notices of Responsibility under the Massachusetts Contingency Plan to several entities identified as potentially responsible for PFAS contamination associated with the former Mass Natural Fertilizer site in Westminster, Massachusetts, including Seaman Paper Company of Massachusetts PFASFILES (talk) 00:14, 8 March 2026 (UTC)Reply