American e-scrap and ITAD operators are being pushed, incrementally and through shock events, to manage more material domestically rather than rely on long, export-dependent flows.
SB 54 regulations are still yet to be finalized. Circular Action Alliance will submit its program plan by June 15. The PRO has received more than
The state set a target for investor-owned utilities to procure enough renewable natural gas to meet roughly 12% of the gas used by residences and small businesses.
This month the Carpet America Recovery Effort (CARE) is celebrating the 10th anniversary of its California Carpet Stewardship Grant Program—marking a Source: CARE’s California Carpet
A lawsuit filed last week centers on SB 343, California’s forthcoming labeling law. But SB 54 concerns loom. “It’s a lot to balance in one year,” said
In this exclusive interview, Zoe Heller, director of CalRecycle, explains how California’s SB 54 packaging EPR law and SB 343 labeling rules will shape packaging
Recycling Today Source: Stretch film recycling program launches in California – Recycling Today
Steve Alexander, CEO of the Association of Plastic Recyclers (APR), kicked off the 2026 Plastics Recycling Conference with a candid Source: Fireside Chat at PRC
Approaching EPR deadlines are driving a redesign of flexible packaging, emphasizing that packaging must be compatible with existing recycling systems. Source: From Film to Future:
The Flexible Packaging Association and the American Forest & Paper Association are among the plaintiffs seeking a preliminary injunction to block enforcement of SB 343