California packaging EPR rules delayed again
In the latest speed bump for implementing SB 54, CalRecycle withdrew proposed regulations from the Office of Administrative Law’s review. It plans revisions related to packaging
In the latest speed bump for implementing SB 54, CalRecycle withdrew proposed regulations from the Office of Administrative Law’s review. It plans revisions related to packaging
Recycling Today Source: Commentary | Recycling: An equation of supply and demand – Recycling Today
Long-anticipated EPR and labeling regulations are poised to have very real impacts. The M&A cycle is advancing. And is there nowhere to go but up
For the first time, CalRecycle published estimated recycling rates for materials that will be covered under packaging EPR law SB 54. Source: How much plastic, paper,
Corbin Olson Amid mounting regulatory pressure, evolving trade flows, and shifting brand commitment dynamics, the United States recycled plastics Source: Trends: Reshaping the Recycled
2025 was not a good year for recycling markets. Prices went down for everything in your bin. Source: 2025 Recycling Markets Took a Beating in
California Rep. Lou Correa introduced a resolution in December calling on manufacturers to redesign packaging with recyclability in mind, saying Source: House resolution aims to
The National Stewardship Action Council (NSAC) has released A Decade of Impact: 2015–2025, a landmark report highlighting ten years of circular economy policy leadership and
Growing frustration with a patchwork of state laws may fuel more discussion on Capitol Hill of a federal framework, but it would be a long
Many different stakeholders agree on aligning producer definitions and covered material categories. But other areas should allow for regional individuality and be informed by future