Meet Your November 15 California Packaging EPR Reporting Deadline

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Join us for a a practical session that breaks down the California Packaging EPR Toolkit, step-by-step reporting guidance, and what’s coming next across other EPR states.

Thursday, October 23, 2025 | 2:00 p.m. - 3:00 p.m. ET

November 15 marks the first reporting deadline for California’s Packaging Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) program. This initial report will establish your company’s baseline packaging data — the foundation for future packaging reduction and recyclability requirements.

California’s EPR law is unlike any other in the U.S., covering 95 types of packaging materials and setting measurable reduction targets over time. The Auto Care Association, PARTSLIFE, and the Product Stewardship Institute (PSI) have developed guidance and tools to help you understand the law, the environmental goals behind it, and what producers in the automotive aftermarket must do to comply.

Join us for a practical session that breaks down the California Packaging EPR Toolkit, step-by-step reporting guidance, and what’s coming next across other EPR states.

Key Topics:

• Determine if you are obligated in California.
• Understand which packaging is reportable in California.
• Learn about the unique obligations of the California law, like reducing the amount of packaging and requirements for recyclability or compostability.
• Find out how to register with Circular Action Alliance (CAA) and the role of the Lubricants Packaging Management Association (LMPA) in California.
• Learn about the unique obligations of the California law, like reducing the amount of packaging and requirements for recyclability or compostability.
• Get tools and step-by-step guidance to help you prepare to report by November 15.
• Stay up to speed on regulatory developments and program implementation in Colorado, Maine, Oregon, Maryland, Minnesota, and Washington.
• Learn about EPR for automotive lubricants in Vermont..

This webinar is designed for:

• C-level executives responsible for sustainability and compliance strategies.
• Operations and supply chain leaders managing packaging and product lifecycles.
• Legal and compliance officers tasked with regulatory reporting.
• Marketing and product managers overseeing packaging decisions.
• Industry associations and consultants supporting businesses in the automotive aftermarket.
• Industry professionals who want to stay ahead of the changing regulatory landscape for packaging.