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Pushback from locksmith industry after new Minnesota law set to remove lead from keys

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Locksmiths are pushing back against the law, saying it will have a negative effect on the industry and raise the price of keys for the public.

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Pushback from locksmith industry after new Minnesota law set to remove lead from keys

Locksmiths are pushing back against the law, saying it will have a negative effect on the industry and raise the price of keys for the public.

·Saint Paul, United States
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Minnesota's Latest Law Could Ban Keys for Containing a Small Percentage of Lead and Cadmium. - Gateway Hispanic

Standard household keys could soon be illegal in Minnesota. Starting in July, car keys, houses and boats will be illegal according to Minnesota’s new statute, 325E.3892 PLOME AND CHANGE IN CONSUMPTION PRODUCTS; PROHIBITION. The new law aims to ban everyday items containing a small percentage of lead and cadmium present in the keys. Many locksmiths have warned legislators that the new law will ban almost all of their products because they contain…

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KSTP News broke the news in Saint Paul, United States on Wednesday, May 28, 2025.
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