In nationwide first, California passes EPR for textiles
In nationwide first, California passes EPR for textiles California has become the first state to approve extended producer responsibility for textiles, after Gov. Gavin Newsom
In nationwide first, California passes EPR for textiles California has become the first state to approve extended producer responsibility for textiles, after Gov. Gavin Newsom
Between greenwashing, confusing terminology and a lack of information, a lot gets lost in translation, according to speakers from the National Retail Federation, NielsenIQ and others at recent
Recycling Today Source: Recycling-related bills greenlit in California – Recycling Today
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Newly approved laws include updates to SB 1383 organics recycling regulations, propane cylinder restrictions and market development program extensions. Vetoed bills cover container deposits and organics
Several big recycling updates came out of the Golden State this weekend, including new policy, a lawsuit challenging ExxonMobil’s chemical recycling claims and an update
Gov. Gavin Newsom signed SB 1053, a law that will eliminate plastic bags as an option at store checkouts. Retailers will still be allowed to
Coordinated lawsuits target the company’s role in pollution and describe the limitations of mechanical and advanced recycling to manage waste. Packaging companies have partnered with ExxonMobil to