The law establishes a packaging EPR program by 2025. It also calls for other updates, such as a standardized material list and a labeling task force meant to evaluate items' recyclability.| Waste Dive
To report, or not to report: That is an EPR question. Companies learned from their experiences with Oregon’s law, and speakers at the Packaging Recycling Summit shared strategies for easing data reporting and other EPR challenges.| Packaging Dive
CalRecycle published a study measuring the amount of covered materials, including single-use packaging and food service ware, in California landfills. Maine, Hawai’i and Rhode Island all recently adopted EPR-related laws.| Packaging Dive
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