As a result, EPA worked closely with U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) to detain approximately 420,000 of Electrolux's products and prevent them from entering U.S. commerce. Electrolux agreed to pay a hefty $6,991,400 civil penalty to resolve the alleged FIFRA violations. Additionally, before releasing the detained products, EPA required Electrolux to agree to systematically remove the filters treated with the unregistered nanosilver and to remove all pesticidal marketing claims from each product detained by CBP and any additional products already in the U.S. Electrolux's consent agreement serves as a notice to the regulated community that FIFRA compliance is one of EPA's top enforcement priorities during the COVID-19 pandemic.