US states
California's Plastic Pollution Prevention and Packaging Producer Responsibility Act, the most demanding US packaging EPR law.
SB 54 combines conventional EPR funding with source-reduction and recyclability mandates for single-use plastic packaging and foodware. Producers fund the system through the PRO and must also meet statutory reduction and recycling-rate requirements over time, which makes it a product policy law rather than only a financing mechanism.
CalRecycle sets the covered material list and approves the PRO's program plan, so obligations are shaped by both statute and approved plan. That two-layer structure means the operational requirements can change without new legislation.
For most producers the practical work is the same as elsewhere but at higher resolution: California-resolved sales data, component-level material identification, and evidence for any recyclability claim relied on.
The producer responsibility organisation selected to run packaging EPR programs in most US states with packaging EPR laws.
The packaging and paper categories that a specific EPR program regulates, defining exactly what must be reported and paid for.
A policy model that makes the producer of a packaged good financially and often operationally responsible for its packaging at end of life.
Packgine resolves your packaging to component level and applies the rules of every market you sell into.